FUNDRAISER REPORT - March 26, 2021

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Coffee Morning and Launch of our Fundraiser Cookbook. We raised 95 euros. Not a bad start for our first day out with the cookbooks. 


"The Cumbre Cats Cookbook has a great variety of international menus. Highly recommended . Well done Karla and residents who shared their favourite recipes.  I hope you raise lots of money for a good cause." - Jackie Woodey

"Love the recipe book. We bought on this morning. Great variety of recipes from different countries. Well Done!" - Caroyn Lott

"It certainly has mouth watering recipes and I can't wait to try them. 👍- Margaret Perks


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We have also made the move to hosting an ONLINE RASTRO. 

We have people offering us items but due to Covid and weather obstructions, it has been impossible to keep going with our Fundraiser Rastro, so we have to go ONLINE.

There is now an FACEBOOK group that is set up to buy and sell items for people who want to donate their proceeds to the CumbreCats.

We will be promoting this ONLINE RASTRO to our membership and all over the place on FB so you don't have to do anything except participate....

1. JOIN THE GROUP

2. AGREE TO CONDITIONS

3. UPLOAD PHOTOS OF YOUR ITEMS

4. SELL FROM YOUR HOME 


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