BUNDLES UPDATE 👶🤱🍼👧
BUNDLES UPDATE 👶🤱🍼👧
We hope everyone’s March is treating them kindly 😊 We have had a huge weekend filled with sorting of baby and toddler bundles. Our amazing volunteers put in an incredible effort to get together beautiful bundles for those in need.
We are in current need of wipes and maternity pads. Our current drop off points are located:
Halswell
Hornby
Avonhead
Redwood
Kaiapoi
Rangiora
Avonside
If are in need of a bundle or wish to donate to baby bundles please contact us via Facebook 😊 One of our lovely volunteers will be sure to reply to your messages asap (please see criteria).
Have a great evening all,
Warm regards,
Baby bundles team.
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Willoughbridge
Hi neighbours. "Willoughbridge" is our 3 acre garden set in Southbrook, Rangiora. We are Secret Gardens hosts, which means we are pleased to share our knowledge and our garden with like minded people. We provide guided 2 hr tours of Willoughbridge for a set fee, 10% of which is donated to Satisfy Food Rescue of Kaiapoi. For further information and bookings, visit secretgardens.co.nz. "Willoughbridge" is also found on FB and Instagram, where we have regular updates and tips and tricks. We hope you will find something of interest in our posts. Happy Gardening.
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