The DJ charity night event included four DJs playing music from throughout the years, with a special focus on reggae, house and R’n’B, as well as a traditional charity raffle.
Local DJ and event organiser, Adam Watts, 26, said: “The whole reason I put this event together is because LOROS helped my granddad before he died.”
Adam was one of the four performing DJs under his alias, DJ Wattsy.
He added: “They’re mates of mine who DJ at mobile discos as well as run their own, and they’re all across Leicester and Nottingham, I asked them if they wanted to join me and they wanted to do it.”
The event raised a wonderful £1173.15 for LOROS and could pay for the cost of one of our specialist nurses for 11 days.
We would like to say a huge thank you to Adam and his friends for organising such a successful event for the Hospice.
(Taken from an original article by Freelance Journalist, Mollie Mansfield)
