Every year, Ray White Upper North Shore partners with the Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Christmas Hamper Appeal to help disadvantaged people who may need a little extra light and kindness in their festive season. After such a challenging year we also decided to partner with North Shore Mums Smiles2U to collect gifts for sick kids who will be in hospital this Christmas.
“We want 2020 to be our biggest year yet. When you see our Christmas trees go up, we urge everyone who can to bring in a gift or food item for local families who are in need” said Director, Greg Windel.
The gift drive is a way to help put a smile on the face of anyone who may need some extra cheer at this time of year.
“All you need to do is bring in a gift, non-perishable food item, gift card or Christmas treat and drop it under the tree in any of our three office’s reception,” said Director, David Walker.
Ray White Upper North Shore will be collecting gifts and Christmas treats from 30 November to 14 December at –
2 Turramurra Avenue, Turramurra
18 Railway Avenue, Wahroonga
Shop 2, 237 Mona Vale Road, St Ives
Ray White has run this initiative across Australia and New Zealand each December since 2012. Last year more than 300 offices across Australia and New Zealand helped raise 30,000 gifts for disadvantaged families this Christmas.
Suggestions for items –
Christmas Cake, Savoury Biscuits, Tinned Fruit, Christmas Pudding, Mixed Nuts, Sweets, Chocolates, Festive Biscuits, Pasta and Pasta Sauce, Bon Bons
Gifts are needed for all ages and interests, you can pick up a gift tag at any of our offices or simply drop in a gift, and we can wrap it for you.
Please contact Therese Bolin on 0411 044 424 for any further information.
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