Narrikup Sports and Community Group volunteers raise more than $2000 for Cancer Council at Biggest Morning Tea

West Australian

2 days ago

More than 70 people attended the Narrikup Sports and Community Group's Biggest Morning Tea on May 28, raising more than $2000 for the Cancer Council.
It was the seventh year the group had run the event with NSCG organiser Wendy Miell saying it was a really special morning.
'We were overwhelmed and are so grateful for the support we received from every corner of the community,' she said.
The final total raised was $2093.50 and it came from a combination entry fees and a raffle featuring 27 prizes, the most popular of which was a ute load of firewood.
Entertaining the participants was Albany musician Tony King while special guest Bruce Beamish, from the Cancer Council in Albany, spoke about the work done by the organisation to support those affected by the disease.
Volunteers served a spread of tea and coffee along with a selection of delicious homemade cakes.
Ms Miell said there was also an online fundraising page for those who could not come but wanted to contribute.
'Every act of kindness, whether it was baking a cake, donating a prize or simply showing up, helped create something really special,' she said.