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CONGRATULATIONS MELBOURNE GIRLS' COLLEGE FOR A GREAT BAKE-A-THON


Middle School Philanthropy Captain, Arianna Whitfield and helper Maxie Godby Daley smile excitedly as they plant their first pot plant for Melbourne Girls' College
Middle School Philanthropy Captain, Arianna Whitfield and helper Maxie Godby Daley smile excitedly as they plant their first pot plant for Melbourne Girls' College
Who can resist a great Bake-a-thon! Everyone in attendance had a great time tasting the delicious baked goods!! Somewhere behind the scenes, Philanthropy coordinator Mr Liam McManus was the first to try the baked goods.
Who can resist a great Bake-a-thon! Everyone in attendance had a great time tasting the delicious baked goods!! Somewhere behind the scenes, Philanthropy coordinator Mr Liam McManus was the first to try the baked goods.

Well done to the student leaders of the Philanthropy and Interact clubs for organising the Bake-a-thon on Wednesday May 20 this year.

Looks like everyone in attendance had a great time enjoying the delicious baked goods.

Thank you to Philanthropy coordinator Mr Liam McManus who was most likely the official taster of the delicacies on display!

As a small gesture of appreciation from Bags for Earth and Science Inc for the Bake-a-thon fundraiser, Melbourne Girls' College was given 4 Australian native plants for the school.

Senior Philanthropy Captain, Audrey Mitchell, and Middle School Philanthropy Captain, Arianna Whitfield, received the plants on behalf of Melbourne Girls' College and together with their helper, Maxie Godby Daley, they planted the 4 pot plants.


Thank you to sponsors Town and Country Gardens nursery on High Street, Malvern for providing us with the 4 beautiful plants.

Senior Philanthropy Captain, Audrey Mitchell, Middle School Philanthropy Captain, Arianna Whitfield, and excited helper, Maxie Godby Daley preparing to plant the 4 Australian native pot plants for Melbourne Girls' College.
Senior Philanthropy Captain, Audrey Mitchell, Middle School Philanthropy Captain, Arianna Whitfield, and excited helper, Maxie Godby Daley preparing to plant the 4 Australian native pot plants for Melbourne Girls' College.

 
 
 

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