Endeavour Foundation annual flower sale on now ahead of Mother’s Day
Up to 1000 chrysanthemum bunches will be on sale in the lead-up to Mother’s Day. And proceeds will be going to a very special cause.
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Endeavour Foundation’s hard work is set to bloom with their annual flower sale taking place in the lead-up to Mother’s Day.
There will be up to 1000 chrysanthemum bunches for sale at Toowoomba Business Solutions from today until Sunday or until they sell out. Bunches cost $15 and all proceeds support Endeavour’s programs.
Flowers can be purchased from 201 Ramsay Street, Centenary Heights, between 8am and 3pm today, 8am and 2pm tomorrow and 8am and midday on Sunday.
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