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Skate with Santa Bake Sale!

 
If you haven't saved the date already, please mark your calendars to attend our JA Cuddy Child Care Skate with Santa! It is being held at the Rec Centre on Sunday, December 11! Posters and flyers with more info to come next week. We will be making the draw for the alcohol raffle on this day too. It's going to be an awesome time for everyone!
 
As part of our fundraising for the day, we are aiming to have a giant bake sale at the Rec Centre and we need your help. When you start your Christmas baking, please consider donating some to our bake sale. Every plate of goodies will be sold for $5. If you'd like to participate, please ask Sheena for a pie plate(s). Simply fill the pie plate with your Christmas baking and return it to daycare on Dec 8 or 9. It can be frozen prior to submitting if you're starting your baking early. Please remember all items must be nut-free.
 
Plan to purchase a plate or two yourself at the sale! It's a perfect opportunity to add something new to your holiday entertaining menu!
 
Thank you for your support. See you at the rink!
 
Best,
The Fundraising Committee

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