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1462 days ago

CAN YOU HELP DE PAUL HOUSE PLEASE?

Susan from Milford

De Paul House
Charitable organisation
De Paul House ·

Can you please help support us? 🥫🍞🍎

De Paul House is supporting 79 adults and 138 children residing in 53 of our units and houses across North Shore and Warkworth.

Our stocks are VERY, VERY low, so we are asking graciously for your support at this time.

Food items and homewares listed below.

All donations to be dropped to reception at 92-96 Onewa road (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm) 🙂 Feel free to call us at 09 480 5959 before drop off.

Please share to your local community
Thank you whanau, we appreciate you!

#onefamilyatatime

#DepaulHouse

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Is Auckland’s economy improving?
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    15.6% Complete
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