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Support the Cancer Society with a Daffodil
Support the Cancer Society with a Daffodil
Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga, MP for Maungakiekie encourages you to donate to the Cancer Society in exchange for a Daffodil on Friday 27 August.
“This year is the 20th Anniversary of Daffodil Day, and reminds us that cancer affects one in three New Zealanders,” Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga says.
“Daffodil Day started in 1990 and is a major fundraising event for The Cancer Society. Donations received are crucial to helping reduce the incidence and impact of cancer in the community, and ensuring the best cancer care for New Zealanders.
“I will be wearing my daffodil as a symbol of hope for those who are dealing with cancer.”
Donations can be made to any collector on the streets on Friday 27 August. You can also call 0900 31 111 to make an instant $20 donation, or text ‘daffodil’ to 883 to make a $3 donation.
For more information and other ways to donate see www.daffodilday.org.nz
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