June 11th, 2024Big morning tea a sweet success for local club

A Biggest Morning Tea held at the Daylesford Bowling Club has raised $2700 for the Cancer Council.

A Biggest Morning Tea held at the Daylesford Bowling Club has raised $2700 for the Cancer Council.

Organiser Carol Collins said almost 100 people attended the now annual event.

Carol said she had plenty of help from friends who provided tasty treats for the May 27 fundraising morning.

Australia-wide, this year’s Biggest Morning Tea events together have raised more than $9,501,817 after 26,397 hosts registered to hold morning tea events nation-wide.

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June 11th, 2024Big morning tea a sweet success for local club

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