Glebe Farm Tea Room in Kettering is one venue which is getting behind Marie Curie’s tea party idea.
On Friday, June 23, they will donate £1 from every cup of tea that’s sold and proceeds supporting Marie Curie from selected cakes over the weekend.
Karl Wilson, chef at Glebe Farm said: “We wanted to support Marie Curie as terminal illness affects so many people and we feel their work will resonate with a lot of our customers.
“We hope to raise lots of money to help Marie Curie nurses care for people in the comfort of their own homes.”
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Laura Foy, community fundraiser for Northamptonshire at Marie Curie said: “We’re really grateful for Glebe Farm Tea Room’s support and encourage everyone to call in for a cuppa.
“We’re also hoping lots of people in Northamptonshire will get baking and throw a Blooming Great Tea Party themselves.
“There’s lots of ways to support us with the campaign – whether it’s by hosting a garden tea party, a Great Brititsh Bake off in the office or a small bake sale with your friends and family.
“Every pound raised will help Marie Curie nurses care for someone living with a terminal illness locally, as well as supporting their family.”