Carol Singing for Stonepillow in Chichester

Tuesday, 14 December 2021 08:00

Chichester Carol Singers are once again singing to collect money for local homeless charity Stonepillow.

They'll be outside of the Festival theatre after performances of Pinocchio, and is happening as the audience exit the production and will be singing after all performances leading up to Christmas Eve.

They say donations ideally need to be cash, as collecting with card readers would take too long. They say this is the way they've been collecting for many years now.

Normally the group can collect in the region of £3000 each Christmas to donate to Stonepillow.

Catch them for yourself after performances of Pinocchio!

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