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Raki - Kaiapoi Northern Market - Proudly presented by MAOTA charitable trust

Debbie Russell from Mahi Arohanui o Tamariki Aotearoa Charitable trust

Mahi Arohanui o Tamariki Aotearoa (Maota)is a new charitable trust that due to launch officially when it open it new fundraising market in October.
Hi My Name is Deborah Russell, and I am the founder/ chairman/ trustee of Maota charitable trust.
On the behalf of our board we wish to announce our fundraising market.

We are currently fundraising for our local tamariki in canterbury region.

We are all about supporting our youth through their local primary schools. This ain't no hand out, it a hand up for the kids to support them in education.

We are currently about to open a fundraising market in Kaiapoi, as we look to raise $50k in our first year. But to make this possible we need your help.

The new market is set to open in Kaiapoi
22nd of October 2022 at Kaiapoi Borough Primary school opening 10 am to 2.30 pm.
We would to welcome you to Raki.

We have both Indoor(8/25 stalls available) and (20 + available outdoor stalls), if your interested them please email us at aotearoamaota@gmail.com

Also currently looking for Food Trucks, Ice cream truck, candy floss vendors. Any kind of food truck would be much appreciated.

We also looking for those who are talented in music, dance and would like to have the opportunity to show of what they do to a awesome crowd.
we also looking volunteers, at the market and some on our board on the board of trustees, so if you a retiree and looking for something to do a couple of days a week, we can help you.
so if you can help us out awesome contact as at aotearoamaota@gmail.com
so please contact us today.

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