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A tea with high purpose

07/12/2016

01/12/16 high tea. Sue Buckingham and Annie-Maree Jansz from Community Care World Mission will host a high tea fundraiser. Photo by Kristian Scott

By Sumeyya Ilanbey

Fancy a cuppa? Or some freshly baked goods?

Community Care World Mission will be hosting a high tea Christmas fundraiser for anyone wanting to taste their amazing desserts and meals.

Executive director Annie-Maree Jansz says money raised from the event will help fund their other free projects.

“We have so many compliments on our food and cakes each week and know that guests will thoroughly enjoy the delicious and fine Christmas-themed fare at this high tea,” Ms Jansz said.

Tickets cost $40 and will include sweet and savoury high tea food, lots of leaf-tea and live music.

The high tea will run from 2-4pm on Saturday, December 10, at 12 Wallace Square, Melton.

Details: 9018 5290

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