Maggie's Forth Valley reveals Christmas fair plans
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The event will be held at the Dobbie Hall in Larbert on Sunday, December 12 from 10:00am until 3:00pm, with the proceeds used to support the service’s crucial work.
Maggie’s provides free help to those living with cancer, as well as their family and friends.
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Detailing the festive fair, a spokesperson said: “We will have over 40 stalls on the day so why not pop along?
“This event is perfect for getting those extra special Christmas gifts or a treat for yourself.”
Greeting cards business Flamingo Paperie will be among the firms in attendance.
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Hide AdPrior to the Christmas fair, Maggie’s FV will once again host its Elf Family Fun Run fundraiser.
This year’s event takes place on Sunday, December 5 at its base in Quintinshill Drive, Larbert.
Cristina Pouso, Maggie’s Forth Valley fundraising manager, said: “There are only three conditions if you want to take part – you’ve got to complete the full distance by either running, jogging, strolling or walking, you have to be dressed as an elf and, most importantly, you have to raise at least £100.
“It’s quite a short distance so it won’t take long and we will also have Santa’s grotto, a sweetie stall, hot chocolate and other refreshments and a raffle on the day.”
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