Easter was a busy time for Tomaree Community Hospital Auxiliary with members talking part in a week-long fundraising marathon in Nelson Bay.
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Across the four-day long weekend, auxiliary members sold raffle tickets outside Nelson Bay Woolworths.
The auxiliary also hosted a Easter Saturday craft stall.
Holidaymakers and residents flocked to support the auxiliary and hoped to win some of the prizes donated by the community and local businesses.
Members had spent months crocheting, knitting, sewing and collecting donations for the very popular craft stall.
The best sellers were the knits including baby wear, rugs, linen and books.
Young Delilah Wood visiting from Newcastle with her mum, Hannah, fell in love with a hand made shoulder bag and wore it with pride and smiles.
Many items made from recycled and donated materials.
Margaret and George Hogan with family dog Jack found the book section and were pleased to hear the Tomaree hospital is undergoing a major renovation and congratulated the auxiliary on a great job.
All funds raised and donated to the auxiliary go to the purchase of items for the hospital, ensuring comfort for patients and supporting staff.
The auxiliary thanked those who donated items and supported the Easter fundraising efforts, Woolworths and Port Stephens Council.
Tomaree Community Hospital Auxiliary meets on the second Tuesday of each month at the Nelson Bay hospital.
New members are always welcome. Call Yvonne on 0457 693 366 for more information.