PREVIEW: Hearts of gold cook up a storm for charity
Members of the homeless community could come in off the street and sit down to lunch at a dining table decorated with oranges and apples.
The Farmers Hall was a hive of activity last Wednesday, as the delicious aroma of the Big Soup Pot initiative attracting many hungry people.
Resembling master chefs with smartly embroidered Pam Golding aprons, the industrious ladies behind the soup counter warmly welcomed people to the soup kitchen, which was primarily sponsored by DHM Manufacturers and spearheaded by Pam Golding Properties.
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Members of the homeless community came in off the street and sat down to lunch at a dining table decorated with oranges and apples.
Read the full story in the latest edition of the Newcastle Advertiser on the shelves from (September 6).
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