Shropshire shop bids farewell to manager who helped raise nearly a million for brain injury charity
A charity shop is bidding a fond farewell to a woman whose hard work has seen her help raise nearly one million pounds for charity.
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Sue Sealy, 66, from Tilstock has been the store manager of the Headway Whitchurch shop since 2017.
The charity shop raises funds for Headway – the brain injury association, a UK-wide charity that works to improve life after brain injury by providing vital support, advocacy, and information services to brain injury survivors and their families.
Sue's seven years at Headway have seen her and her shop team raise a staggering £950,000.
“To see the final figure of my time as manager on paper for the shop as £950,000 was mind-blowing,” she said.
