CUSTOMERS visiting an opticians in Worcester this Saturday will be greeted by scary staff as part of a fundraising initiative for Acorns Children's Hospice.
The team at Specsavers, Broad Street, Worcester, will be swapping their uniforms to become wicked witches, black cats and ghostly ghouls in a bid to raise money for the children’s hospice.
Visitors will be able to take part in various activities from competitions like count the cats to sampling some spooky cakes.
Specsavers Worcester store director, Randeep Singh, said: "We always like to take the opportunity to dress up for Halloween - it’s a great way to help raise funds for our nominated local charity Acorns who we’ve supported over the past few years - so don’t be scared to pop down and show your support."
To make a donation to Acorns, pop into the store at 64 Broad Street or call 01905 729779 for more information.
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