‘A Sweet Affair’ in support of Food Bank

October 22, 2013 · 0 Comments

Above, event organizers Carol-Ann Trabert and Leona Zadoyko, Daniela Terlizzi from Sweet Regards, Jessie Dorio from Dorio’s Bakery.
Right, David Howard.
Photos by Jeff Doner

“A Sweet Affair” fundraiser appealed to all those with a sweet tooth. And, it benefitted the King Township Food Bank.
The event was held last Wednesday at the Nobleton Arena, raising roughly $3,000.
The sweet table was courtesy of Daniela Terlizzi of Sweet Regards. Live entertainment was provided by awar d-winning classical guitarist David Howard.
To help the Food Bank’s ongoing efforts, visit www.kingtownshipfoodbank.ca or call 416-559-7898.

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