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Relish Simply Love Cash For Kids
Relish Publications, the UK’s largest publisher of fine dining guides and recipe books, has teamed up with charity Cash for Kids to offer an outstanding charity pledge from sales of its best-selling book ‘Simply Novelli.’
From every sale of Simply Novelli, Relish Publications will make a £5.00 donation straight to Cash for Kids. The book is on sale from www.relishpublications.co.uk and will be promoted on Metro Radio.
The book has also been discounted specially for the charity and will be only £15.00 from this weekend.
Jean Christophe Novelli has been supporting Cash for Kids, raising the profile of the charity and participating in a range of fundraising activities, including the Big Bake on 12th September.
Commenting on the link with Cash for Kids, Relish Publications Director Teresa Peters commented: ‘We are really proud to support Cash for Kids, It is a wonderful charity and we hope that the links with Jean Christophe Novelli help raise the profile of the charity. We felt that giving a discount of 25% of the cost of the book and also making a £5.00 donation straight to the charity was a great way of celebrating the link between Relish and Cash for Kids, and will hopefully raise substantial sums for this great cause.’
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