Following the huge success of our last show 'Sister Act', YAOS has made donations totalling £2,000 to three charities.  On Monday, during a break in rehearsals for the next YAOS production 'Jekyll & Hyde', cheques were presented in person to two charities, Yeovil Opportunity Group and Yeovil Heartbeat.


Sarah Thompson, Group Manager of Yeovil Opportunity Group, receiving the cheque for £1,000 from YAOS President John White.  Yeovil Opportunity Group provides respite care and special provision for families and children with additional needs.  For more information, please visit their website www.yog.org.uk



Fran McKay and Steph Talbot MBE of Yeovil Heartbeat, receiving a cheque for £500 from YAOS members Simon Ball and Derek Bourne. Yeovil Heartbeat supports an outpatient cardiac rehabilitation unit at Yeovil District Hospital.



YAOS members taking a break from rehearsals for the next production 'Jekyll & Hyde' to show their support for Yeovil Opportunity Group and Yeovil Heartbeat.


YAOS also donated £500 to another charity The Wulugu Project, which provides support for education projects in northern Ghana, aimed mainly at helping girls and young women. For further information about The Wulugu Project, please visit their website www.wulugu.co.uk

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