Monthly Bookstall Sat 10 Nov Copleston Centre

By renarde
November 9, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 9, 2018

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Posted November 9, 2018

This saturday is our monthly stall at the Copleston Centre, where you can find a good selection of secondhand books and ads, as well as coffee and cakes.

Copleston Centre, Copleston Road, 10.30 till 12.30

All proceeds go to help with essentials for the clients of the Southwark Day centre for Asylum seekers and Refugees.

Hoping to see you on Saturday.

Please note that the SDCAS are currently in need of nappies (all sizes) as well as shoes for men. Any such donations can be brought to the bookstall on the day, or arrange for collection by replying to this post.

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