Planet Organic's Marketing Manager Brian Condon and shops Manger Greg Walker (middle) Give Cancer Council's Shannon jogger, Hannah Macauslane, Jodi Durkin and Susan Hickey a sneak peek of these World's Largest Tea Bag record attempt.
Coolum's Planet Organic and Cancer Council Queensland are joining forces that allows you to construct the World's Biggest Tea Bag as part of this year's 20th anniversary Biggest Morning Tea fundraising campaign.
Staff at the planet Organic, an international organic supplement company with a focus on natural tea, Has started making a three metre tea bag weighing more than 150 kilos in a Biggest Tea Bag world record attempt.
the latest record, Held by the british, Is 120kgs and Planet Organic Production manager, Carolyn Cook has spent close to 20 hours sewing together a giant 2.8 metre high pyramid tea bag, Which is expected to hold a massive 150kgs of green tea leaves.
Launching earth's biggest tea bag attempt, Marketing Manager Brian Condon said the finished product would be unveiled at a Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea fundraising event on 23 May.
"I was looking for different things to put on our Facebook page. I found earth's biggest tea bag and suggested we might like to challenge that, And my colleague Greg saw the wonderful idea of getting behind the Cancer Council as well, Mr Condon said on thurs night.
"Today is only a bit of <a href=https://sites.google.com/vi...>moldova dating</a> teaser. We will have a charity event here with Cancer Council and actually reveal the finished tea bag on that day,
Planet Organic's Brian Condon and Greg Walker start the task of filling by far the largest tea bag with <a href=https://www.behance.net/mol...>moldova ladies</a> 150 kilos of green tea.
a few weeks, The team will be busy filling the giant bag with enough loose green tea to make 100,000 purely natural tea bags; Ready for engineers to legally weigh and verify their World Record attempt.
the item year, Cancer Council celebrates 20 years of fundraising through Australia's Biggest Morning Tea events across Queensland and tying the event in with Planet Organic's giant tea bag seems to be ideal partnership.
"We're thrilled to be working for Planet Organic. they have been fantastic. We're always discover quirky, Fun techniques for getting our message out there, Said Sunshine Coast Fundraising coordinator, Jodi Durkin.
This year we want to raise about $2.5M in all areas of Queensland and about $250,00 on the sunshine Coast. The Cancer Council's Biggest Morning Tea event is vital to arrive at our goals. We don't get government funding so if we don't have these events happening locally, We can't get the services to the Sunshine Coast patients and their own families.
"We're expecting 23 May when we unveil the Biggest Tea Bag right here in Coolum,
present in 2012, Cancer Council's Australia's Biggest Morning Tea broke its fundraising target and raised a huge $12.3 million across the country, carrying the tally for two decades of tea sipping to a total of $110 million.
in this year, They hope to have more than 6700 morning tea hosts and raise more than $2.5 million from Australia's Biggest Morning Tea events held all around the State this year.
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Planet Organic's Marketing Manager Brian Condon and shops Manger Greg Walker (middle) Give Cancer Council's Shannon jogger, Hannah Macauslane, Jodi Durkin and Susan Hickey a sneak peek of these World's Largest Tea Bag record attempt.
Coolum's Planet Organic and Cancer Council Queensland are joining forces that allows you to construct the World's Biggest Tea Bag as part of this year's 20th anniversary Biggest Morning Tea fundraising campaign.
Staff at the planet Organic, an international organic supplement company with a focus on natural tea, Has started making a three metre tea bag weighing more than 150 kilos in a Biggest Tea Bag world record attempt.
the latest record, Held by the british, Is 120kgs and Planet Organic Production manager, Carolyn Cook has spent close to 20 hours sewing together a giant 2.8 metre high pyramid tea bag, Which is expected to hold a massive 150kgs of green tea leaves.
Launching earth's biggest tea bag attempt, Marketing Manager Brian Condon said the finished product would be unveiled at a Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea fundraising event on 23 May.
"I was looking for different things to put on our Facebook page. I found earth's biggest tea bag and suggested we might like to challenge that, And my colleague Greg saw the wonderful idea of getting behind the Cancer Council as well, Mr Condon said on thurs night.
"Today is only a bit of <a href=https://sites.google.com/vi...>moldova dating</a> teaser. We will have a charity event here with Cancer Council and actually reveal the finished tea bag on that day,
Planet Organic's Brian Condon and Greg Walker start the task of filling by far the largest tea bag with <a href=https://www.behance.net/mol...>moldova ladies</a> 150 kilos of green tea.
a few weeks, The team will be busy filling the giant bag with enough loose green tea to make 100,000 purely natural tea bags; Ready for engineers to legally weigh and verify their World Record attempt.
the item year, Cancer Council celebrates 20 years of fundraising through Australia's Biggest Morning Tea events across Queensland and tying the event in with Planet Organic's giant tea bag seems to be ideal partnership.
"We're thrilled to be working for Planet Organic. they have been fantastic. We're always discover quirky, Fun techniques for getting our message out there, Said Sunshine Coast Fundraising coordinator, Jodi Durkin.
This year we want to raise about $2.5M in all areas of Queensland and about $250,00 on the sunshine Coast. The Cancer Council's Biggest Morning Tea event is vital to arrive at our goals. We don't get government funding so if we don't have these events happening locally, We can't get the services to the Sunshine Coast patients and their own families.
"We're expecting 23 May when we unveil the Biggest Tea Bag right here in Coolum,
present in 2012, Cancer Council's Australia's Biggest Morning Tea broke its fundraising target and raised a huge $12.3 million across the country, carrying the tally for two decades of tea sipping to a total of $110 million.
in this year, They hope to have more than 6700 morning tea hosts and raise more than $2.5 million from Australia's Biggest Morning Tea events held all around the State this year.