It's a piece of cake raising funds for charity!

Everyone can join in the latest event to raise funds for Homes In Zimbabwe. We would like as many as people as possible to join us in baking a cake during the month of April - be it for Mother's Day, Easter or any other occasion.  The cake can then be sold to a willing recipient for a donation of between £3 and £5 per cake.  

Whatever your speciality, we would request that you cover the costs of the ingredients from your own purse.  

Please send us a photograph of your creation so we can add it to our photo gallery on our website.

Donations can be made to HIZ either by post or via http://www.justgiving.com/coriniumcare

Now get baking...!!

Bake a Cake fundraising Efforts

Beverley Phillips bakes a chocolate cake for Mothers Day.	Care Coordinator, Fiona Hale, baked a chocolate sponge cake with mini eggs for Easter!
Joan Bradnick and Jenny Ward with their local church group, baked some lovely cakes raising £22.	Company Secretary, Rachel Dedman,made a chocolate and salted cheesecake, raising £25
Hazel Askew bakes a lemon curd, iced sponge cake with crystalised primroses to decorate	Stephanie Bird bakes a lovely jam Victoria sponge to share with her client.
Another delicious cake from our Director of Care Services, Clare Armstrong.	Fiona Hale raises £5 with these pretty and delicious cupcakes.
Bookings Coordinator Natasha bakes a coffee cake raising £5.	Another Easter treat from Natasha.This raspberry brownie cheesecake raised another £5.
SA Recruitment Manager, Lindy Wareing baked this delicious Easter cake, raising £22	This lovely lemon cake is the finished result of Rose Pinto's hard work and she also raised £5.
Corinium Care celebrate the royal wedding with these delicious  locally baked cakes!	Bookings Assistant, Trudi baked this colourful carrot cake.
Another baked masterpiece by Trudi - sold to the staff at Minchinhampton school.	Care Manager, Jeannette Pellatt raises £6 with these chocolate cupcakes.

Suzanne Hewitt made these pretty cupcake fridge magnets raising £10