Bramhall Rotary Club's next big event could represent a rare chance to win some amazing handmade goods.

On Wednesday 19 March, the club will host a raffle of gifts donated by the talented makers at Worker Bee Markets.

The event takes place at Notcutts Woodford Park Garden Centre - and if the raffle wasn't enough, there will be an Indian-themed party to go with it.

We reported last week that Worker Bee Market organiser Clare Simpson has committed to helping The Rotary raise funds for the many local, national and international charities who rely on donations to survive.

As well as rattling tins and raising awareness, Clare asked her local makers if they would donate a small something to add to a hamper which could be raffled at the Rotary's next event. And they certainly didn't disappoint. Donations include jewellery, homeware, coffee and spices, board games, stationery, honey and much much more.

There were so many quality donations, Clare has created two hampers – one themed for Mother's Day worth £100 and one family-themed worth £75 – as well as an amazing extra prize of a bespoke, hand-drawn work of art from young, talented artist, Bird Taylor.

To get your hands on one of these unique hampers, all you need is a ticket for Bramhall & Woodford's Indian Adventure at Notcutts Woodford Park Garden Centre on the evening of Wednesday 19 March.

A two course meal will be complemented by a sari show, Bollywood dancers, an Indian musician as well as the raffle itself, with lots more prizes alongside the Worker Bee Hampers.

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The money raised from this event (including the raffle) will go to Blood Bikes, a charitable voluntary organisation who provide a vital rapid response medical transport service to the NHS, free of charge.

Tickets are only £32 each and are on sale at bwrotary.org.

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