Famed Glasgow restaurateur Satty Singh of Mr Singh’s India blazed a trail at the city’s Army Personnel Centre recently as he cooked and donated chicken bhuna and chickpea dhal in aid of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
The event raised nearly £1,100 to help fund SSAFA’s work in Scotland.
The lunch was organised by SSAFA Glasgow and Renfrewshire volunteer Mike, who said:
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“I’m just delighted at how much was raised. Sadly, we’ve all seen those in the Armed Forces community – serving or retired, Regulars or Reserves, or their families – who are struggling, but SSAFA knows that no-one should have to battle on alone and this £1,100 will go towards making sure that we’re there in Scotland to help people when and where we need to.”
RSM Nigel Saul – who completed the recent Glasgow Kiltwalk for SSAFA – added:
“I’d just like to say a big personal thank you for your support with the event, I have had many people speak to me and say it was a fantastic event and great to see it back in the building.”
