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The Canadian Women’s Club in Korea is to sell home-baked goods to raise cash for two charities next month.
The bake sale to benefit Aeranwon and First Steps will be held at the Schofield Hall from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Dec. 9. The hall is at the Canadian embassy located closest to Seodaemun and City Hall subway stations.
Homemade baked goods including butter tarts, fudge and gingerbread will be sold along with Tim Horton’s coffee and hot chocolate.
Canadian maple syrup will also be on sale, as will CWC aprons, with all money raised going directly to the good causes.
Aeranwon is a shelter in Seoul for unmarried pregnant women and their babies and First Steps is a Canadian humanitarian organization that helps feed children in North Korea.
Email cwckorea@live.com for further information.
The bake sale to benefit Aeranwon and First Steps will be held at the Schofield Hall from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Dec. 9. The hall is at the Canadian embassy located closest to Seodaemun and City Hall subway stations.
Homemade baked goods including butter tarts, fudge and gingerbread will be sold along with Tim Horton’s coffee and hot chocolate.
Canadian maple syrup will also be on sale, as will CWC aprons, with all money raised going directly to the good causes.
Aeranwon is a shelter in Seoul for unmarried pregnant women and their babies and First Steps is a Canadian humanitarian organization that helps feed children in North Korea.
Email cwckorea@live.com for further information.
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