Bacon butties were on the menu yesterday morning as Ray White served up a tasty fundraiser for Whanganui Riding for the Disabled.
The Whanganui real estate company was doing breakfast at its Victoria Avenue office -
helped by coffee from Jolt's Mark Dyhrberg - with donations going to the charity which provides therapeutic horse riding for disabled youngsters.
Ray White's Chris McLeod said it had been a successful venture with generous support and donations from other local businesses.
Riding for the Disabled - home to 60 riders, 20 volunteers and 14 horses - faces losing its facility on the corner of London and Purnell streets.
The nearly two hectares of land, owned mainly by the New Zealand Transport Agency and, in part, by Whanganui District Council, is up for sale.
