Baked Relief 2013

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There’s no better way to spend a rainy day than behind the stove. If you were lucky enough to stay high and dry this weekend, you might like to offer your help to others who weren’t so lucky. Baked Relief – heroes in the 2011 Queensland floods – are once in again in need of donations to help feed emergency service workers and provide food and other essentials for those effected by the weekend’s floods. If you have food donations that you’d like to offer – big or small, basic or gourmet – you can donate direct in locations around Brisbane, Ipswich and the Gold Coast. Connect via Facebook for a list of drop-off points and more ideas on what you can to do help out.

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