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Biscuits and buns: The incredible ways Coles is raising funds this Easter
This Easter, the incredible Coles Supermarkets and Coles Express teams are selling adorable Choc Bunny biscuits, with 20c from every biscuit donated to Redkite.
In 2018, we were astounded by the support of Coles team members and customers all over Australia, after their incredible Easter fundraising efforts.
This year, they’re once again set to blow us away with their generous support of families facing their child’s cancer.
The incredible Coles Supermarkets and Coles Express teams are selling these adorable Choc Bunny biscuits, with 20c from every $1 biscuit donated to Redkite.
Then, starting Tuesday 23 April, Coles will also donate 20c from every bag of hot cross buns sold until they’re all gone.
It’ll be your last chance to get delicious hot cross buns after Easter, as well as an opportunity to raise vital funds for children with cancer and their families.
Our biggest thanks to the incredible team at Coles Supermarkets and Coles Express, as well as the customers who show their support every single day.
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