After a year of lockdown restrictions limiting fundraising, members of the RNLI crew managed to meet members of the public, lifeguards and members of the lifeboat crew on Broughty Ferry beach, alongside the Project Manager and CLO from Mclaughlin & Harvey, Broughty Ferry Flood Prevention Scheme Site.
The highlight of the day was a £2,150 donation to the RNLI branch by McLaughlin & Harvey, and their generous Sub-Contractors, (Boyles Stone Masons, A&R Services Aberdeen (Electrical), Kilmac Ltd, McCormick’s Contractors, Byrne Looby, Moore Concrete, Denfind Stone, & Breedons) to help with the ongoing costs the RNLI are faced with due to lack in donations since the COVID pandemic.
Kilmac were delighted to donate £200 contribution to the RLNI volunteers for the fantastic work they do for the community to keep everyone safe.
