2926 days ago

KidsCan Fundraising Garden Party on 18 March needs support

Georgina from Karamu - Waipatu

The KidsCan Garden Party fundraiser needs support with people attending it but also we really would love some donations in these ways * new items for a raffle basket
* pickles, jams, preserves to sell
* ingredients to make sandwiches to sell on the day
* another group or 2 of children to perform (cultural, dance, music but able to be performed outside in the garden)
* another stall or 2 preferably selling crafts, arts, plants or similar

All funds will be going straight to KidsCan www.kidscan.org.nz...
These are the Hawke's Bay schools currently being supported and there are others on the list waiting once the organisation has more funds to do so:
Bridge Pa School, Hastings
Camberley School, Camberley
Ebbett Park School, Raureka
Fairhaven School, Taradale
Flaxmere College, Flaxmere
Flaxmere Primary School, Flaxmere
Frasertown School, Frasertown
Frimley School, Hastings
Hastings Central School, Hastings
Hastings Intermediate School, Hastings
Hayseed Trust Alternative Education, Napier
Henry Hill School, Onekawa
Heretaunga Intermediate, Hastings
Irongate School, Flaxmere
Kimi Ora Community School, Flaxmere
Kowhai Special School, Akina
Mahora School, Mahora
Mangateretere School, Whakatu
Maraenui Bilingual School, Maraenui
Marewa School, Napier
Mayfair School, Mayfair
Meeanee School, Meeanee
Nuhaka School, Nuhaka
Omahu School, Hastings
Onekawa School, Onekawa
Otane School, Otane
Pakowhai School, Napier
Parkvale School, Parkvale
Peterhead Primary School, Flaxmere
Porangahau School, Porangahau
Porritt School, Napier
Raureka School, Hastings
Richmond School, Napier South
Riverslea School, Hastings
St Joseph's School, Wairoa
Takapau School, Takapau
Tamatea School, Napier
Te Awa School, Napier South
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Takapau, Takapau
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Ara Hou, Onekawa
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Wananga Whare Tapere o Takitimu, Mayfair
Te Kura o Mohaka, Mohaka
Te Kura o Pakipaki, Hastings
Te Kura o Waikaremoana, Tuai
Te Mahia School, Nuhaka
Te Pohue School, Napier
The Terrace School, Waipukurau
Tiaho Primary School, Wairoa
Waimarama School, Havelock North
Waipawa School, Waipawa
Wairoa College, Wairoa
Wairoa Primary School, Wairoa
William Colenso College, Onekawa

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