Delicious Cake Helps Raise Funds for Marie Curie's Daffodil Appeal

Spar North of England has joined forces with Clayton Park Bakery to support the 40th anniversary of Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal, promoting community spirit while indulging in a delightful treat. Throughout the month of March, the sale of Clayton Park's Victoria Sponge cakes will contribute to fundraising efforts for the charity dedicated to providing end-of-life care.

A Sweet Contribution

This month, customers purchasing the popular Victoria Sponge teatime cake in Spar North of England stores can feel good knowing that 50p from each sale will aid the vital services offered by Marie Curie. The cake, priced at £3.70, comes packed with lovely buttercream and raspberry jam, making it a wholesome addition to any springtime gathering.

Strengthening Community Support

Barry Thomas, founder of Clayton Park Bakery, emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating, “Spring is in the air, and the timing of our support is perfect as customers begin to buy teatime cakes for events and occasions.” This collaboration highlights not only the commitment of local businesses to support charitable causes but also the positive impact they can have on the community.

Awareness and Assistance

Victoria Simkins, corporate partnerships manager at Marie Curie, expressed gratitude for the initiative, stating that it aids in raising awareness for the charity while providing essential funds for care services. The Great Daffodil Appeal is crucial, as it plays a significant role in ensuring that those in need receive the right support at a challenging time.

By purchasing a slice of this cake, customers are contributing to a wider cause, aiding in the important work that makes a difference in so many lives. This fundraising effort is a reminder of the power of community combined with compassion, all while enjoying a piece of delicious cake.