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KidsCan National Mufti Day returns

Businesses throughout New Zealand are being encouraged to change their office dress code and join the many other businesses in brightening our childrens' future on Friday 2nd September.

Glenn Baker
Glenn Baker
May 18, 2016 One Min Read
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Here's your chance to be a superhero for Kiwi kids this KidsCan National Mufti Day. 
 
Change your office dress code and join many other businesses in brightening our children’s future on Friday 2nd September 2016.
 
Register by 30 June and your business could win a morning tea shout.  
 
“Mufti Day is a fun, simple fundraiser that any business can get involved with and feel good about helping kids who are living in hardship,” says KidsCan CEO and Co-Founder Julie Chapman.   
 
All of the funds raised from Mufti Day go directly to helping KidsCan sustain its programmes and support children waiting for help. 
 
You can register online today at: KidsCan.org.nz/MuftiDay 

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