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Muff Community First Responder Group is extending a warm invitation to the local community for its annual Coffee Morning, taking place on Saturday, October 4 from 11am to 2pm.
The much-loved event will be held to raise vital funds for the group’s lifesaving work, while also offering a chance for neighbours and friends to come together for coffee, cakes and conversation.
Organisers say they are still looking for a little extra help to make the day a success. A call has gone out for talented bakers willing to whip up some tasty treats, along with donations of tea, coffee, sugar, milk and other essentials.
“Every little bit makes a difference,” a spokesperson said. “We are so grateful to everyone who has already offered their support. The Coffee Morning is always a highlight in the community calendar, and we look forward to welcoming everyone along.”
Anyone who would like to contribute can speak to a volunteer, send a message via the group’s Facebook page, or email muffcfr@gmail.com.
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