Plymouth club boss offers his services for charity donation
A NIGHTCLUB boss is offering his services to any business that wants him – in exchange for a charity donation.
Ray Boreham, deputy manager of Oceana nightclub at the Barbican leisure park, will make tea, answer the phones or make deliveries for the day.
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Ray (front) with Andy Hutton, Alex Fox, Emma Fellows and John Crowther
But in exchange, Ray asks that his temporary employer coughs up cash for charity.
The 32-year-old and a group of his colleagues at the nightspot will jump out of a plane in aid of the Echo Trust, a children's charity.
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But ahead of the jump on April 28, Ray has come up with a novel idea of raising as much as he can.
He said: "Echo is a great charity. It's our company charity for the year and we've already raised about £14,000 for them.
"I hate heights, so I really don't know why I agreed to this."
But big-hearted Ray says he's not fussy about what he gets asked to do for the day.
He explained: "I'll work an eight-hour shift and I'll do whatever – I'm good at making tea!
"All I ask is that the business supports me through my Just Giving page. They don't pay me directly; the money goes straight to the charity."
Ray is obviously tied up at night but says he can work most days and next week is ideal since he has a week off from his job at Oceana.
He will be joined on his skydive by Oceana workers Andy Hutton, Alex Fox, Emma Fellows and John Crowther. If you want Ray to come and work for you for the day, email Raymondboreham@hotmail.co.uk
To support his charity challenge log onto Justgiving.com and search for his name.
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