A Royal Marines charity that helps medically discharged veterans into work is more than two thousand pounds better off after Exeter businesspeople held an auction.
The C Group, which is based at the Commando Training Centre at Lympstone, needs a regular flow of funds to continue its work.
Accountancy firm Haines Watts' fundraiser attracted more than a hundred people eager to support the Royal Marines.
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