Macmillan Coffee Morning 2019
01/10/2019
On Friday 27 September, Porsche Centre Nottingham hosted a coffee morning to support Macmillan's annual "World's Biggest Coffee Morning".
The World's Biggest Coffee Morning is Macmillan's biggest fundraising event - last year they raised £27 million and are hoping to top it in 2019.
We are proud to announce that we raised over £1,500 to help Macmillan support people living with cancer.
Centre Principle Michael Mason commented: 'We had a over 100 people in the Centre on Friday morning to help us raise money from the purchase of cakes and treats - all lovingly handmade by our dedicated team members. We are delighted with the amount raised and would like to thank all our visitors for their generosity.'
Please visit the Macmillan website to find out how you can get involved with fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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