FLANNELETTE Friday’s have become a huge hit at South Tamworth Coles.
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Staff have been busy fundraising for the Country Women’s Association drought appeal.
“We dress in farm gear, do a gold coin donation and my second-in-charge cooks everyone breakfast,” South Tamworth Coles manager Brock Mackay said.
“I personally know a lot of farmers, we’re all locals so we were more than happy to help.
“It all starts at the front, all those guys are very engaged in it all and it’s just a conversation.”
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Coles has donated $5 million in grants and interest free loans nationally through the Coles Nurture Fund.
Complete sets of Coles Little Shop, a mini collectable set of groceries, are selling upward of $150 online.
Staff at South Tamworth Coles hope to auction off a full set to raise funds for drought-stricken farmers.
Both North and Peel Street Coles are also involved in drought fundraisers.