A mental health charity has raised more than £4,000 at its annual quiz night.
Solent Mind held the event at The Concorde Club in Eastleigh, with drag queen Cherry Liquor hosting the night.
Supporters of the charity gathered for the evening of entertainment which was sponsored by Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure.
The charity raised £4,140 and all funds will be used to support mental health in the region.
Twenty-six teams participated in the quiz, which consisted of five rounds. After a final tie-breaker, Portsmouth-based finance company Liquid Friday took home the winner's trophy.
Among the other teams were Barratt David Wilson Homes Southampton and air traffic control service provider NATS, both of which already support Solent Mind by having their employees volunteer for the organisation.
Solent Mind is the largest mental health charity in Hampshire and provides a wide range of services across the county, including Southampton and Portsmouth.
Organisations interested in partnering with Solent Mind can reach out via corporate@solentmind.org.uk. Individuals wishing to support the charity can make donations at solentmind.org.uk/support-us/donate.
Rebecca Edwards, Barratt David Wilson Homes marketing executive, said: "We’ve been supporting Solent Mind for several years, so we were really keen to come along tonight. We’re so glad we did. It’s been so much fun!"
Bethany Rippingale, HR talent manager at NATS, said: "This is the first time we’ve been to one of Solent Mind’s quiz evenings. We’ve really enjoyed ourselves, and it’s great to know we’re all raising money for such an amazing cause."
Sally Arscott, CEO, said: "Thank you to everyone who’s joined us today, to our sponsors, Morgan Sindall, and to Cherry for putting on a great show. It has been a fantastic evening, and we are hugely grateful.
"The money raised will mean our services can continue to support people across the region and promote positive mental wellbeing."
Susan Dee, social value manager at Morgan Sindall, said: "We are delighted to have had the opportunity to sponsor this special fundraising event. Partnering with Solent Mind aligns with our values of working with our communities, and the work Solent Mind is doing to support mental health in the local area is so important, particularly within our own industry."
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