20/05/2024

 

This year CJK Fire & Safety is again hosting a Biggest Morning Tea to raise vital funds for people impacted by cancer – and we love for you to join us!Most of us have either been affected by cancer, had a loved one or someone we know affected by cancer. With 150,000 Australians diagnosed with cancer every year, we all need to help out more than ever before!Please join us for chat over a cupcake and a cuppa at our Biggest Morning Tea.

When: Thursday 23 May between 11am – 1pm

Where: CJK Fire & Safety office at Shop 6 / 2 Stanton Road, Smithfield QLD

Donate: If you can’t attend, you can still donate here: https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/s/30649/98163/e

Click here to register your interest in attending

Raffle and Donations

To raise money, we will be holding a raffle!
To buy raffle tickets simply make a donation to our Biggest Morning Tea Fundraiser either online at https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/s/30649/98163/e or on the day with cash.Every $10 donated = 1 entry into the raffle. There is no limit to the number of entries.Your donation will help protect cancer patients, provide them with ongoing support, and ensure research never stops so we can continue working towards a cancer free future.Donations as ticket entries will be accepted until 31st of May 2024.Winners will be drawn at random on Monday 3rd of June 2024.

We hope you are as excited about creating a cancer free future as we are! Let’s get fundraising!!

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