Bring hope this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Their aim is to raise R120 000 at the East Rand Mall this year.
Bring back hope one cupcake at a time this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month by supporting National Cupcake Day, on September 30, at participating malls nationwide, such as the East Rand Mall.
Cupcakes Of Hope is driven by a singular mission: to meet the financial and emotional needs of children with cancer and their families. From everyday essentials like food and nappies to critical medical requirements such as wheelchairs and prosthetics, Cupcake Angels (volunteers) proudly stand united behind the #bake4cancer banner and provide tangible support.
They look after 230 patients.
East Rand Mall coordinator Dawn Tiplady encouraged the community to bake cupcakes for the day or just come out to the mall to support the initiative.
“This day cannot be a success without the assistance of the community,” she said.
According to Tiplady, their aim is to raise R120 000 at East Rand Mall this year.
Tiplady highlighted that from delicious cupcakes, there will also be face painting, ribbons of hope, a photo booth and a raffle to look forward to.
The coordinator said the support has been amazing this year, adding they already have 55 volunteers ready to difference.
She thanked Sugar and Craft, Arbor Primary, Jeppe High School for Girls, Excel Edu Centre, Word and Life Church Benoni, Word and Life Boksburg, Cupcake Angels for working all year to put this together, Potties Cutting Edge and East Rand Mall shopping centre and management.
For more information, contact Tiplady on 071 890 1230 visit www.cupcakesofhope.org
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