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ambridge City Foodbank is appealing for a little extra festive shopping to create Christmas hampers for families who struggle
fancy sweet biscuits; Pringles or similar; cheese biscuits or similar; nuts; dried fruit; tinned ham; tinned tuna/salmon; sweet pickles; jam; shower gel or shampoo and Christmas crackers. Make sure all items fit in one bag, there are no perishables and use by dates are 25 December or later. The times to drop them off are 8 December, 2 to 7pm, and 10 December, 2.30 to 7.30pm, at Unit 2, Orwell House, Cambridge, CB4 0PP. Search Cambridge City Foodbank for more information and to register before the drop-off dates, so that the team can plan for how many hampers they can supply.
financially, and for whom the festive period is a difficult time. By creating a hamper and dropping it off at their warehouse, you can contribute to one family in Cambridge having a happier Christmas. All you have to do is get one good sized carrier bag and fill it with the following the next time you shop. The items are: chocolate Christmas log or Christmas cake; children’s festive chocolate, such as a selection box; after- dinner adult chocolate (non-alcoholic);
“Create Christmas hampers for families for whom the festive period is a difficult time”
ather Christmas is taking a break from assembling toys in his workshop and all that festive wrapping to pay several visits to
Orchard Tea Garden, in Grantchester, to meet families over breakfast for an unforgettable experience. Dates to meet the white-bearded wonder in his garden land are 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22 and 23 December. But you will have to be super speedy (just like Santa), as some dates are bound to sell out in double-quick time. Each breakfast will be served at 9am.
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