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GALLERY: Morning market in aid of Stepping Stone Hospice

All proceeds went in support of Stepping Stone Hospice.

June 5, 2019

Lida-Marie Saayman 1 minute read

Home made soaps and lotions by Shanday and Jean-Pierre Andrews.

ON June 2, Café La Plume in Glenanda held a morning market to raise funds for Stepping Stone Hospice. The market was well attended and the Café La Plume served mouth-watering food and hot drinks.

Visitors were treated to an array of stalls, selling homemade items, soaps, body butter, jewellery, books, candles, scarves, bags and delicious treats.

All proceeds went in support of Stepping Stone Hospice.

GALLERY:

Anita Jacobs, Linda Strydom and Natalie Firmani, selling delicious home-baked cakes.

Tesia Burger from Stepping Stone Hospice, with Alan Haywood, Mike Leisching and Russell Theron from Seeff.

Handmade jewellery and bags were among other wares on display.

Brenda Firmani and Merle Wright selling raffle tickets, knitwear and cupcakes.

Tersia Burger (Stepping Stone Hospice), Vernice Cocerill (La Plume Cafe), Tracy Manning (La Plume Cafe) and Lynette Harper (Stepping Stone Hospice) outside La Plume Cafe.

Janet McGhee from Angel’s Cove at her stall with handmade jewellery and other gifts.

Carol Peterson and Debbie Welman at their stall with a selection of second hand books and DVDs.

Beautiful scarves on display at the morning market.

ALSO READ:

Donations to keep Stepping Stone Hospice’s doors open

Help one hospice patient for one day

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June 5, 2019

Lida-Marie Saayman 1 minute read