Samosa Fundraiser
My son has been selected by The Pro Project to go with them on a trip to Manchester in January. Here they will be able to train with top coaches, play against high-level opponents, and immerse themselves in one of the most competitive football environments on the planet.
This is an incredible opportunity and something he is really looking forward to. In order to raise funds to cover the costs of travel - flight costs, accommodation, kit, match expenses etc we are doing a samosa fundraiser.
These samosas are delicious large samosas that I have only ever received positive feedback from people about. They come in packs of 10 for $28 and you have the option of 5 different flavours (as per attached image). They are super quick and easy to cook and great for stockpiling in the freezer for an easy dinner night.
If you are interested in supporting my son please follow the link and purchase some samosas from his page. Orders close at the end of this month and delivery will be made on the 10th September.
fundraising.surti.co.nz...
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