Charity founder’s ‘thank you’ to town gallery

A WARWICK artist who has been moved to dedicate some of his work to a charity welcomed its founder to his gallery this week.

By The Newsroom

Published 26th May 2012, 08:58 BST

Tom Mitchell, who owns the Mitchell Gallery in Church Street, is supporting SADS UK, which funds research into the causes of and supports those affected by sudden arrhythmic death syndrome.

And on Tuesday the charity’s chief executive and founder Anne Jolly, who lost her 16-year-old son Ashley to the condition in 1998, spent the afternoon at the gallery.

Tom has already dedicated proceeds from the sale of some of his pieces to the cause and the gallery is currently inviting people to enjoy a complimentary coffee as they view the current exhibition of paintings in coffee by Jinxy, with proceeds from painting sales and donations going towards the charity.