Golden Friendships Club Christmas Craft Fayre
Saturday 3rd December, 2022
Golden Friendships Club, 18 Nairn Pl, Dalmuir, Clydebank G81 4AU (Just off Dumbarton Road bus route and very convenient for Dalmuir Train Station)
Come along and buy Christmas gifts and handmade gifts made by Golden Friendships’ crafters. Enjoy tea, coffee and home baking.
All money raised on the day from Golden Friendships club will be put in kitty for pensioners and members FREE Christmas dinners, our FREE PANTOS and FREE kids’ Christmas Grottos.
If anyone could help us with prizes for Raffles, Tombola or Home baking these will be very welcome.
Please come along and support this fantastic local resource – done so much to improve the lives of the lonely and vulnerable in Clydebank and beyond.
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