2263 days ago

Changes ahead and contents for 12 December Orders

Kathriona Benvie from

There are changes ahead,
Firstly Rata House is no longer a pick up option on the website as Public Health have moved into the city centre. So there are 2 pick up options Te Tihi and St Matthews.
Secondly this week Te Tihi also move into their new premises so pick up for orders will be from the new office. It is just around the corner from the old office but the entrance is off Broadway. The address is 200 Broadway just opposite the Catholic church and it is well signposted on the street. Their pick up time is still 1-3pm.
Thirdly Food Together Awapuni needs a new coordinator for 2020 as I am leaving-see the attachment. Perhaps this interests you or maybe a friend or family member is looking for a worthwhile volunteer opportunity? Please contact me if you are interested and want further information. We really want to see Food Together continue to thrive in the Manawatu.

The $10 Gold orders telecucumber, capsicum, lettuce, tangelos and strawberries

$15 value orders telecucumber, capsicum, lettuce, carrots, bananas, tangelos and strawberries

$15 vege only order telecucumber, capsicum, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, spring onions and tomatoes

$26.50 Gourmet order telecucumber, capsicum, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, spring onions, tomatoes, bananas, tangelos, avocado. peaches and strawberries

$36.50 Whanau Fiesta order telecucumber, capsicum, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, spring onions, tomatoes, bananas, tangelos, avocado. peaches and strawberries -more volume than Gourmet.

Deal of the week is mango for $1.50

Orders need to be placed before midday on Tuesday at foodtogether.co.nz...

Order this week and be in the draw to win one of 5 Food together bags. Winners will be advised on Thursday.

Next week 19 December will be our last pick up for 2019. We plan to restart on Thursday 23 January..

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