Get a slice of the celebrity action at the Retail Trust Charity Golf Day 2012

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Pitch in with celebrities and retailers alike for the Retail Trust Charity Golf Day 2012 -organised by Matalan- at the DeVere Carden Park Golf Resort on Thursday 21 June in aid of Retail Trust, the only charity that looks after three million people working in retail plus those retired from the sector.

Join a celebrity’s side or sign up a team of four players to wow your clients, build relationships with suppliers or just take a day out on the stunning, championship course near Chester. Test out your competitive edge with the ‘Nearest the pin’ and ‘Longest drive’ contests for the coveted prizes that will be presented at the evening ceremony.

£1,800 plus VAT will bag players brunch on arrival, 18 holes of competition golf with a complimentary buggy, a gala dinner and entertainment to be performed by the celebrities, cabaret style.

Nigel J L Rothband, Retail Trust Chief Executive said: “Matalan are fantastic champions of Retail Trust and we are very grateful for them for this annual event. People in retail who are suffering hard times; from redundancy to cancer, from family problems through to debt will really benefit from the money raised at the Golf Day.”

Darren Blackhurst, Matalan Chief Executive said: “We are great supporters of Retail Trust as the charity provides excellent services for not only Matalan staff, but for the whole retail sector, so while we’re having fun, we’re also looking after our own and that’s a good way to spend a day.”

To book a team of four players, email alan@celebgolftour.co.uk before the 15 June or as soon as possible as places are limited.

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Notes to Editors:

Matalan Charity Golf Day - 21 June 2012

Time: 10.30am arrival with gunshot start at noon

Location: De Vere, Carden Park, Chester CH3 9DQ

To find out more and book a team contact Alan on 01625 548455 or email alan@celebgolftour.co.uk

Retail Trust

Retail Trust (registered charity numbers 1090136 and SC039684) is the only charity that looks after the needs of all 3 million people working in retail and currently provides grants and services of approximately £1.5 million per annum to people who are working in or have worked in the retail industry or associated businesses.

The Retail Trust Helpline is a free and confidential service that provides vital support and a range of services including: free counselling, free legal advice, free debt advice, redundancy support through their ReWork programme, hardship grants, course funding, as well as retirement housing for retired retailers throughout the UK. The Retail Trust Helpline can be accessed online at www.retailtrust.org.uk/help, by calling 0808 801 0808, emailing helpline@retailtrust.org.uk or by texting the word ‘HELPLINE’ to 88010* with any request or query.

In the past year alone, requests coming through to The Retail Trust Helpline for counselling have increased by 125%. Retail staff needing debt advice has increased by 50%. Requests for redundancy support are up 40%, and demand for critical incident support has grown by a massive 229%.

ReWork is a Retail Trust service for people who have been made redundant from retail. The programme (worth over £1,000) helps users identify a career path that suits their needs and can help find potential employers. ReWork offers access to a free Guide to Resolving Redundancy, free Personal Career Coaching and Resolving Redundancy Workshops.

The Retail Trust Employee Assistance Programme is the only EAP that is designed specifically for retailers by retailers and is run exclusively for retail and associated businesses. Retail Trust currently has over 120 EAP partners throughout the retail sector and associated businesses and currently looks after over 777,000 staff. www.retailtrust.org.uk/eap

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