Are YOU a raw Milk Lover?
Answer 'YES!' if you love non-processed, daily fresh milk straight from the farm - the kinda stuff that your grandparents used to drink - and be in to WIN 10 tokens* worth 10 LITRES of FREE MILK from our vending machine at Riverside.
This competition ends midnight on Sunday, 1st April 2018 and we will announce the winner the following day on neighbourly.co.nz
Please note that the Ministry of Primary Industries advises the following: ‘‘Raw milk may contain microorganisms that can cause serious illness. To reduce the risk of illness, raw milk should be heated to at least 70 degree Celsius for one minute. This is critical for infants, young children, the elderly, pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems.’
*Tokens to be picked up with proof of identification from the Riverside Office, weekdays, between 9am – 2pm or as arranged.
For more info on our milk: www.riversidemilk.co.nz...
WINTER DONATIONS & SATURDAY VOLUNTEERS
Heya Community,
Thanks for your incredible support this week as always. We're still on the hunt for more donations, especially WINTER CLOTHING & MENSWEAR. Remember we offer free collection Monday to Friday!
We're also looking for a couple of enthusiastic volunteers to join us on Saturdays!
(9:30-1:30 & 1:30-5:00)
Whether you're a morning person or prefer the afternoon shift, we'd love your help. All you need is to be friendly, have great communication skills, and if you have an eye for design, that's a bonus! Plus, we won't say no to a good singing voice or a love for chocolate biscuits 😉
Drop by and chat with Pen if you're interested!
See you in store this weekend 🏠,
Red Cross Richmond
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