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Gift of time another way to help out local foodbank
Rotorua Daily Post reporter Shauni James experiences helping out at the Foodbank.
Rotorua Daily Post reporter Shauni James experiences helping out at the Foodbank.
Some different and memorable donations come through the Christmas appeal each year.
The Warehouse Rotorua has contributed to the annual Christmas Appeal.
Ralph and Kylie Overbye have been a key part of the appeal but will soon move to Tauranga.
Donna Reiss is loving helping out the Rotorua Salvation Army Foodbank this festive season.
Donations will help families for Christmas after a rough year of Covid-19.
OPINION: It's time to look ahead - Christmas is coming - Covid-19 be damned.
Help bring festive cheer to families this Christmas, including our community's children.
The 2021 Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal is underway.
The annual Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal has been launched.
Let's end this crazy year with a positive bang and help those in need this festive season.
The Rotorua Daily Post today launches its annual Christmas appeal for the foodbank.
COMMENT: This community continues to blow me away.
The money and food raised will help more than 300 families.
Rotorua Weekender's Shauni James thanks the community for all of its appeal generosity.
Reporter David Beck runs his eye over the Christmas Appeal so far.
Hume Pine has done its part to support the Rotorua community.
Zorb Rotorua held its annual local's day to collect non-perishable food for the foodbank.
Rotorua Lakes Council has set up a collection point for the Christmas Appeal.
Swim Rotorua has collected more than 70 non-perishable food donations for the appeal.
Lake Okareka Preschool whānau are doing their part for the community.
OPINION: What better way to understand what a foodbank does than to get involved?
"Rotorua has shown that we will not let despair break us apart."
The Ngongotahā Volunteer Fire Service has once again backed the Christmas Appeal.
Those involved with Fill the Bus were blown away by the generosity shown.
The 2020 edition of The Hits Fill the Bus has exceeded all expectations.
The sixth annual Fill the Bus saw schools get behind the cause with gusto.
Once again the Rotorua community has shown its generosity.
Rotorua Weekender editor Shauni James is excited to get involved in Fill the Bus.