Fundraising - Samosas & Wine
Final days for samosa orders. Orders close on the 19th June. Samosas delivered on the 2nd July.
My son is fundraising for AIMS and if samosas aren’t your thing we are now selling wine too.
You get Soho wines delivered to your door for less than it costs at the supermarket and we get $5/bottle to contribute to the costs of his soccer team heading to AIMS in Tauranga later this year. A win-win.
For samosas - just click the link and order direct online
For wine - fill out the form and email to Soho wines then flick me a PM to let me know you’ve ordered so we can get it credited.
Thanks everyone for your support.
fundraising.surti.co.nz...
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40.8% Yes
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