Birkenhead kids raise money for earthquake victims
Media Release
20.9.2010
Birkenhead Primary School students raise money for earthquake victims
By
Birkenhead Primary School year 6 student Aaron Cordes
School kids from room 14 at Birkenhead Primary School volunteered help raise money for Christchurch earthquake victims after viewing images of the destruction of the city centre.

The group had a stall at the Birkenhead Artisan Market on the 18th of September, and sold home baking, sushi and sweet goodies made by the children and their parents. They also sold second-hand items donated by local families.
The team worked hard from 8am to 1pm, and raised $305, which will be donated to the Red Cross appeal fund. Their teacher, Marion Littin, was extremely proud of them.
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