Eat a pitta donation drive for November & December
- eatapitta
- Nov 1, 2019
- 1 min read
As you all know we are raising money for a number of great causes throughout the year and in the run up to Xmas all our lovely staff felt so passionately about mental health that we decided to join forces with ‘Bristol Mind’ a fantastic charity that acts mental health resource for people in Bristol and surrounding areas. They provide everything from low cost councelling and advocacy services to LGBTQ wellbeing and volunteering opportunities.
Please give generously at the following link, all donations go directly to the charity.
Also look 👀 out for any fundraising we are doing in store
Peace & love 💖
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