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Breakfast with French flavour helps boost funds

By Anne Marie McDonald
Whanganui Chronicle·
6 May, 2014 07:59 PMQuick Read

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Beks Flavell with her fiance Josh Kay and guests at her French-themed Pink Ribbon Breakfast on Saturday. Photo/Bevan Conley

Beks Flavell with her fiance Josh Kay and guests at her French-themed Pink Ribbon Breakfast on Saturday. Photo/Bevan Conley

Breast cancer survivor Beks Flavell is absolutely delighted at the success of her Pink Ribbon Breakfast, which has so far raised $1700.

Miss Flavell, along with her fiance Josh Kay and her mother Lyne, hosted the French-themed fundraising breakfast at Mrs Flavell's house on Saturday.

Thirty family members, friends and neighbours attended the breakfast and feasted on fresh fruit, french crepes, croissants, and other French-themed goodies.

As well as good food and conversation, there were quizzes and games to entertain guests.

"The response has been overwhelming, it's been awesome," she said.

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All money raised goes to the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation.

Donations can be made to the end of May. Visit www.pinkribbonbreakfast.co.nz/page/rebeccaflavellshostpage to donate.

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