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Horsted Keynes’ Friends Of Chernobyl’s Children Garage Sale Trail Returns

On Saturday, September 1, garages, driveways and front gardens across Horsted Keynes will be open for business as part of a village fundraising event for Friends Of Chernobyl’s Children Mid Sussex.

The event will see villagers put up for sale bric-a-brac, homemade crafts and home produce in exchange for a donation of £10 to the charity, with all profits made on the day being kept by stallholders.

Organisers of the event, said: “We were really pleased with the community spirit that our last two garage sale trails brought, and this year we’d love even more village groups and societies to take part.”

For more information about the garage sale trail and how you can take part, either as a stall holder or as a buyer, email: foccmidsussex@gmail.com, or visit: www.foccmidsussex.co.uk. Please note, all sign-up event forms for stallholders must be returned to organisers by Friday, August 3, after which date a stall number will be issued along with an official sign to display on the day and a copy of the sale trail map.

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