Held at Lowerhouse Cricket Club, attractions included a bucking bronco and a ‘Gladiator’ style challenge.
The event was organised by Shelly Heap who is a contestant in this year’s Pendleside Does Strictly competition, where each person taking part is set a challenge to raise £2,000. Shelly had already raised the magnificent sum of £9,234 and the cash brought in at the fun day, £1,443, brought her to £11,000.
Youngsters loved taking part in a colour run round the pitch and there was also a funfair, kids’ giant games and ‘Hanging Tough’ challenge.
Refreshments included a barbecue, beer and street food and live band Gumball and Old Red Eyes, a Paul Heaton tribute, performed in the clubhouse. Sponsors were Lancashire Competitions, which gave people the chance to win cash prizes throughout the day.
Shelly said: “Thank you to everyone who came along and supported the event, I really appreciate it. My sponsors saved the day for me and, despite the rain, everyone had a fantastic time and raised money for such an important cause too.”

1. Rain did not stop play at charity fun day at Burnley's Lowerhouse Cricket Club
These three pals are still smiling after taking part in a very wet colour run Photo: Contributed

2. Rain did not stop play at charity fun day at Burnley's Lowerhouse Cricket Club
Rain could not dampen the spirits of this lady at the fun day Photo: Contributed

3. Rain did not stop play at charity fun day at Burnley's Lowerhouse Cricket Club
Relaxing in the clubhouse after a day of fun Photo: Contributed

4. Rain did not stop play at charity fun day at Burnley's Lowerhouse Cricket Club
All the colours of the rainbow Photo: Contributed