THE Mayor of Worcester lent a helping hand by picking out four winners for Leukaemia CARE's tenth annual prize draw.
Councillor Stephen Inman plucked the winners from 19,000 raffle ticket entries at the Guildhall as a part of the city's Volunteer Week.
The raffle tickets, all sold in the last year, have raised about £19,000 for the charity, which is based in Worcester.
Leukaemia CARE's public relations and marketing executive Sarah Richards said: "We were delighted that the Mayor helped us with our draw and stopped a while to find out more about the work Leukaemia CARE does.
"The event is a great way of raising the profile of our charity locally and a great opportunity for us to talk to people about the many ways they can get involved and help our charity continue its work supporting patients, their families and carers."
Anybody wanting to find out more about volunteering or fund-raising for the charity should call 01905 755977 or visit www.
leukaemiacare.org.uk
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