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Published Date: 06 June 2009
Stephanie Taylor, 37, the founder of the Sunday Brunch Club lists her top tips for city fundraising.
1 Shop till you drop Enjoy an evening of pampering, treatments and shopping at Sparkle in the City, supporting breast cancer and Edinburgh's Moon Walk. 26 June. www.sundaybrunch club.co.uk

2 A different perspective Become a volunteer for Edinburgh's Moon Walk with roles ranging from marshalling to driving support vehicles. 20 June. www.walkthewalk.org

3 Spin out a reel The 21st Century Ceilidh is at the Assembly Rooms on Saturday, 11 July in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust. www.sundaybrunch club.co.uk

4 Freefall Barnardo's, the children's charity, is urging Scots to take part in a 10,000 ft freefall jump. Contact jenny.fergusson@ barnardos.org.uk

5 Meet and greet Join this year's Race for Life as a meet and greet volunteer on 28 June. www.raceforlife.org





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  • Last Updated: 06 June 2009 11:45 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: High 5
 
 

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