Teenager donates wages for Variety charity

A school girl has donated her first wage as part of her bid to become Junior Miss Preston.

Sophie Massie, 14, from Walton-le-Dale, has taken on a part time job at Rascals Party and Play Centre, in Preston, and gave her first pay packet to Variety children’s charity, which supports sick, disabled and disadvantaged children.

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Sophie Massie

She will also do a sponsored cycle along the 21-mile Guild Wheel and will also hold a raffle.

Sophie, a Brownedge St Mary’s High School pupil, said: “I feel privileged to have been scouted for Junior Miss Preston 2017. I look forward to all the exciting opportunities this competition has to offer.”

Mum Leanne said: “We are very proud of our daughter Sophie. If anyone can do this, it is her. She has the full support of family and friends.”

For another story about a Junior Miss Preston finalist click here http://www.lep.co.uk/news/teenager-to-take-on-the-guild-wheel-1-8450672

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