Rosemarket Golf Club is proud to announce that it has raised an incredible £6,501.54 in support of the Paul Sartori Foundation, chosen as the Club’s Charity of the Year for 2026.
The charity was jointly selected by Club Captain Luke Lorch, Seniors Captain Mike Le Claire, and Seniors President William “Ted” Thomas, reflecting a shared commitment across the Club to support the vital work of the Paul Sartori Foundation within the community.
Throughout the year, members and supporters of Rosemarket Golf Club showed outstanding generosity and enthusiasm, with a range of fundraising activities culminating in a series of highly successful charity golf days. Representatives from the Paul Sartori Foundation were invited to attend and support these events, which were thoroughly enjoyed by all involved.
Joanne Lutwyche, Events and Fundraising Officer for the Paul Sartori Foundation, said:
“Being chosen as Charity of the Year is a real privilege for us. We truly value these partnerships and are committed to supporting our community fundraisers every step of the way during the year. The warmth, enthusiasm, and generosity shown by everyone at Rosemarket Golf Club has been fantastic, and we are so grateful for the support.”
Speaking on behalf of the Club, Captain Luke Lorch praised the collective effort of members, volunteers, and supporters, noting that the final total was a testament to the spirit and dedication of the Rosemarket Golf Club community.
A huge thank you to everyone at Rosemarket Golf Club, its leadership team, and all who helped make this incredible fundraising achievement possible. Your support truly makes a difference.
The funds raised will help Paul Sartori Foundation continue providing hospice at home services across Pembrokeshire, supporting people living with life-limiting illness. Our services include hands on nursing care at home, end-of-life care, respite support for families, equipment loan, complementary therapy, bereavement support, and guidance from our experienced team.
Together, you are helping families receive compassionate care, comfort, and dignity in their own homes when it matters most.