One of Glasgow's most beloved restaurants helped support a local charity during one of its fundraisers recently.
Left to right: Heather McArthur, Centre Fundraising Manager , Monir Muhammed and Kerry Craig, Centre Head of Maggie’s Glasgow
Speaking on the quiz event, Monir said: “We feel that Maggie’s is a special place, and the support it gives to people with cancer is humanity at its very best."We found the atmosphere to be very friendly and welcoming as always. “We are very grateful for the support of the team at Mother India which meant that every penny raised on the night will go directly to the running of Maggie’s Glasgow. This will help us to support many more people to live their lives as fully as possible.
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