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1438 days ago

Walk and collect on 18 & 19 Oct 2020

Ravi from Greenlane

Hello neighbours,
During the next weekend (18 & 19 Oct 2020) we are having a "Walk and Collect Weekend" wherein we head out for a walk and collect a bag of rubbish from your local community. You're going to feel great and collectively we're going to make a real difference!
I participated in this last year and won a prize too. This has stimulated me to do this more often. Lets make our neighbourhood clean and beautiful.

PS - Some personal advice:
Please wear appropriate gloves.
Carry a hand sanitizer or wet wipes. You may sometimes need it.
Avoid touching any suspicious rubbish.
Take extra care while handling glass and metal rubbish.
Lookout for traffic.
Don't go alone. Take your friend or family member with you.
Don't forget to take some photos and win prizes.

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Post a photo of yourself out collecting rubbish to the event page (www.facebook.com... ) and go in the draw to WIN PRIZES from our amazing Sponsors including;

Resene - $200 Voucher (3 to be won)
Briscoes - $200 Voucher
Palmers - $50 Gift Card + 6 pairs of gardening gloves
The Coffee Club NZ - $100 Gift Card
Trelise Cooper - A designer tote bag
Blockhouse Bay Dental Centre - $250 worth of dentistry
Lifestream - An amazing Lifestream prize pack
Rebel Sport NZ - $200 Voucher
Living Nature - $250 Prize Pack (2 to be won)

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Buzzing with Black and Yellow

The Shop Manager from Red Cross Shop Onehunga

Kia Ora Neighbours,

Summer is just around the corner and we are buzzing with excitement!
As the weather warms up, add a splash of yellow to your wardrobes. Add a bit of colour to your corporate or casual wear.
At your local Red Cross shop we’ve got loads of clothes for you to choose from.
Keep your look fresh, and shop in with us ❤️

We are open everyday Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, and Sundays 10am to 5pm