Giving Tree appeal launched
Generous borough residents can once again become Santa's 'little helpers' thanks to the Wokingham Giving Tree.
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Thank you for making Christmas with Wokingham’s Giving Tree
No child will go without this Christmas, thanks to Wokingham's Giving Tree appeal.
There’s still time to help Wokingham’s Giving Tree
There's still time to help the annual Giving Tree appeal, residents are told.
Be a ray of sunshine by joining The Giving Tree appeal
Wokingham's charities are preparing to give The Giving Tree's gifts to their clients.
Two new Giving Trees in Wokingham borough
There are two new Giving Trees across Wokingham borough, in Nirvana Spa and The Oakingham Belle.
Another busy week at Wokingham’s Giving Tree
Wokingham's Giving Tree Appeal has been very busy this year.
Generous Wokingham flocks to help Giving Tree appeal
Since last week, Giving Trees have been installed in a number of Tesco branches, and residents have shown a lot ...
Make it a happy Christmas by helping The Giving Tree
Santa still needs his little helpers to make Christmas happy in Wokingham this year - the annual Giving Tree Appeal ...
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