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Baking a difference at Reddam House Ballito

A well-supported cake sale saw funds raised for children fighting life-threatening diseases.

February 22, 2025
The North Coast Courier Less than a minute
Indigo Lund, Hunter Grace and Mila Nidd got in on the fun.

Enthusiastic pupils eagerly lined up to buy cupcakes for a good cause at Reddam House Ballito last Thursday.

Fundraising coordinator, Crystal Matthew.
Mia Luksich and Courtney Banks.

The cake sale was held in celebration of International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day, with proceeds going towards children battling life-threatening diseases. The Cupcakes of Hope initiative was well supported by pupils, parents and staff.

Tatum Gobi.
Livvy Bower and Kat Govender.

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February 22, 2025
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