A Worksop employee and Ms Nottinghamshire GB finalist took to the runway recently to help support the RSPCA.

Charlotte Lister, who lives in Retford and is a project coordinator at North Notts BID in Worksop, has long been involved with the RSPCA as a micro volunteer, and has appeared live on BBC’s The One Show discussing the impact of the RSPCA initiative, and the importance of making volunteering accessible to everyone.

This time she was supporting RSPCA Doncaster and Rotherham District at their Fashion Fundraiser held at Bawtry Theatre.

The tropical-themed charity event featured a fashion show, raffle, and Tropic skincare demonstrations.

Charlotte Lister of Retford models at a charity show held in Bawtry for the RSPCA.

placeholder image — Charlotte Lister of Retford models at a charity show held in Bawtry for the RSPCA.

Charlotte modelled outfits, and said after the event: “The RSPCA is a charity I’ve proudly supported for years, so it was wonderful to be involved in such a positive, uplifting evening.

"Events like this show how communities can come together, have fun, and raise money for an amazing cause at the same time.”

As part of her support for the fundraiser, Charlotte also donated a £50 raffle prize from her Ms Nottinghamshire GB sponsor, The Crown Hotel Bawtry.

The event attracted local supporters from across the region and raised £1000.

Ms Nottinghamshire GB finalist Charlotte Lister on the runway of the charity fashion show for the RSPCA.

Charlotte is set to compete in the first ever Ms Nottinghamshire GB this July, and if successful, will progress to the UK finals of Ms Great Britain in October,

She regularly supports charity and community initiatives across Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, and Lincolnshire, and is preparing for a busy summer of appearances, events, and fundraising activities alongside her role as a Ms Nottinghamshire GB finalist.