National Doughnut Week: why not join us?

Read what regular participants say: Coombs Quality Bakers, Leicester: “National Doughnut Week is an excellent event, which involves very little effort on the part of the baker but a lot of reward. We’ve been a regular participator and see the event not only as a fund-raiser but also as a way to boost our own profile and have some fun.”

Campbell’s Bakery, Crieff, Perthshire: “National Doughnut Week is an annual highlight for us and, as a one-stop operation, we are delighted with the success of the event. We decorate our shop in a big way, using the point-of-sale kits provided by the organisers and invite the press along too.”

How your money helps One of the most damaging effects of brain injury is to a child’s self-esteem. They have had no control over the event that has injured them and feel hopeless. Play therapy helps their confidence return, giving them the strength to re-learn skills essential in everyday life.

•20 jammy doughnuts could fund a trip to a farm for a child and their carer;

•30 iced doughnuts could provide dressing-up clothes to help the children express themselves during therapy;

•40 chocolate doughnuts could help buy a huge physio ball to assist a child, who has little or no mobility, to balance and play

Why not take advantage of sponsor BakeMark UK’s money-off promotion? Save £2 on Craigmillar doughnut concentrate and £1 on Readi-Bake topped ring doughnuts.

•To register for Doughnut Week, email Christopher Freeman at Dunns Bakery on christopher@dunns-bakery.co.uk or call 020 8340 1614 or 07776 480032.

LOOK WHO’S REGISTERED! – Heidi’s Swiss Patisserie – Hayling Island, Hampshire – Burns the Bread of Glastonbury, Somerset – Harringtons of Leatherhead, Surrey – Campbell’s Bakery – Crieff, Perthshire – Apple Pie Eating House – Ambleside, Lancashire - Thomsons of Newcastle

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