Metal detectorists raise £500 for Chinley disability day centre
It was raised during events where detectorists paid £10 each to participate.
Derbyshire Diggers member Steve Mills, 66, of New Mills, told how his brother had been cared for at the centre before his death in 2008 aged 54.
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Hide AdHe said: “It made me very happy to be able to contribute something.”
Steve said he wanted to thank the owner of the land members used to hold their metal detecting fundraiser - Mr Hardman.
Alderbrook provides day services - including activities such as sports, music therapy, dancing, art and sensory sessions - to meet the needs of people with learning disabilities in the High Peak.
People who attend Alderbrook may have a range of needs including autism, profound and multiple learning disabilities, complex needs and challenging behaviours.