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Lee Tant (front), Janet Whitehouse, Katy Spiby and Wendy Saggers at the charity event
A charity and “upcycling” centre held a fundraising event this morning (June 30) to help fight a degenerative genetic disorder.
Epping Forest ReUse held the ‘Coffee Tea Cake Morning’ to raise money for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic disorder which affects the structure of connective tissue in the body.
The event was held after an appeal to the baking enthusiasts of Epping Forest to donate cakes for sale.
The charity’s centre in Bower Hill, Epping, hosted the event.
For more information about Epping Forest ReUse, email info@eppingreuse.org.uk.
Amanda and June Longhurst enjoy their tea at the charity event
Lee Tant, Janet Whitehouse, Katy Spiby and Wendy Saggers with a selection of cakes at the event
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