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Gisborne Cancer Society seeks volunteers for Daffodil Day fundraiser

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The Agency staff members (from left) Kylie Kahukiwa, Karyn Anderson and Laice Jackson set up an impromptu Daffodil Day stall and quickly sold two buckets of flowers. All three, who have family members who have battled cancer, are enthusiastic supporters of the Cancer Society and ask the public to support the Daffodil Day collection on August 29 and 30, or other connected fundraisers.

The Agency staff members (from left) Kylie Kahukiwa, Karyn Anderson and Laice Jackson set up an impromptu Daffodil Day stall and quickly sold two buckets of flowers. All three, who have family members who have battled cancer, are enthusiastic supporters of the Cancer Society and ask the public to support the Daffodil Day collection on August 29 and 30, or other connected fundraisers.

Daffodil Day is three weekends away and Gisborne-East Coast Cancer Society is looking for volunteers.

Collectors will be in the CBD and other locations such as The Warehouse on Friday, August 29, and Saturday, August 30.

“If you are able to help us out, we would be so grateful to hear from you,” Gisborne-East Coast Cancer Society fundraiser and events coordinator Shay Podjursky said.

“Please email our volunteer coordinator Gill on gillian.stevenson@cancercd.org.nz.”

The public can also support Daffodil Day stalls at the Gisborne Farmers’ Market on Saturday, Mitre 10 on Sunday, Woolworths supermarket on Tuesday and Ballance Street Bookshop on Thursday.

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The stall volunteers will have daffodils, potted miniature daffodil bulbs and raffle tickets on sale, and will accept donations.

Another fundraising event planned is Gisborne Vintage Car Club’s annual Daffodil Day Rally.

It is being held on Sunday, August 24, and will feature a park and display at The Warehouse from 10am, followed by a fun run to Tolaga Bay from 1pm.

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August 24 is the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand’s National Day.

Participants pay $10, with all funds going to the Cancer Society.

Any type of vehicle can be part of the rally to Tolaga Bay.

For more information about the rally, go to www.vcc.org.nz.

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