Porsche Club GB Annual Christmas Party
18/12/2019
On Wednesday 11 December, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex were delighted to welcome members of the Porsche Owners Club from Region 23 for their annual Christmas party.
The Centre hosted over 100 members for the festive celebration with the 911 Soundbar from the Porsche Masterpiece collection providing the ambience with a variety of festive music-both modern and classic. The Direct Dialogue Bay was turned into the catering area with a tasty and warming chilli provided by local caterer Deborah Shorter.
A raffle was held, with a range of fantastic Porsche prizes up for grabs, and a Silent Auction was held helping to raise £605 for Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance.
Chirs Woolger, Regional Organiser for R23 says: “Great evening, many thanks to all at Mid-Sussex for they support that they give PCGB R23.”
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