Giving his all for Charity

Local celebrities joined together to wash cars to raise money for the meal programs at Our Place.

Jonny Sparkles bends over backwards as he tries to get cars on Pandora Street into the annual carwash at Our Place.

Jonny Sparkles bends over backwards as he tries to get cars on Pandora Street into the annual carwash at Our Place.

Cars were washed for Our Place Society by local celebrities to raise money for the meal programs at the centre on Pandora Street.

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