Kettle was on to help
Bunbury Herald
May 29, 2012, 8:00 am
Kettle was on to help
The biggest of the Biggest Morning Tea events was held on Thursday at William Barrett & Sons where cupcakes were iced and the kettle was on to cater for hundreds of cups of tea.
Pictures from Barretts' Biggest Morning tea
The morning tea raised funds for the Cancer Council and its work into cancer research, support and prevention.
William Barrett & Sons has helped raise almost $150,000 for the Cancer Council through previous Biggest Morning Tea events and added $21,700 to this figure this year.Follow thewest.com.au on Twitter
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