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November 30, 2020 1:11pm

Local Matters


Nov 30, 2020 1:11pm

 

Fundraising for the Pink Ribbon Appeal was challenging this year.

There were fewer hands as volunteers in the at-risk group for Covid-19 were stood down for their safety.

However, coordinator Shona Pickup is ecstatic to have raised an incredible $5500 – one of the highest figures in years.

She is thanking everyone who donated, and especially the volunteers whose mahi has ensured that Mahurangi has again contributed to breast cancer research and support.

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