Broke Fordwich Wine and Tourism Association's Little Bit of Italy event held in April this year has continued the tradition of supporting our local charity Singleton Cancer Appeal Committee. Fundraising at this year's event resulted in the Association being able to donate $3104 to the Committee. At the cheque presentation Singleton Cancer Appeal Committee, president Kay Sullivan thanked the Association for their continued support of her organisation and its important work in the local community. Presently they are building a memorial garden in the grounds of Singleton Hospital and Mrs Sullivan said this donation would go towards the garden. Next year's Little Bit of Italy will be held on the first weekend in May 1-2 - a slightly later date than previous years.
Members of the Broke Fordwich Wine and Tourism Association Barb Brown, Jody Derrick, Kay Sullivan, Singleton Cancer Appeal Committee, and Wendy Lawson
Broke Fordwich Wine and Tourism Association's Little Bit of Italy event held in April this year has continued the tradition of supporting our local charity Singleton Cancer Appeal Committee.
Fundraising at this year's event resulted in the Association being able to donate $3104 to the Committee.
At the cheque presentation Singleton Cancer Appeal Committee, president Kay Sullivan thanked the Association for their continued support of her organisation and its important work in the local community.
Presently they are building a memorial garden in the grounds of Singleton Hospital and Mrs Sullivan said this donation would go towards the garden.
Next year's Little Bit of Italy will be held on the first weekend in May 1-2 - a slightly later date than previous years.
