This holiday season, The Original Baker is once again demonstrating its commitment to the community with the donation of 1,200 freshly baked pies to three deserving causes. The bakery has partnered with The Rainbow Centre in Scarborough, St Leonard’s Hospice in York, and St Catherine’s festive initiative to share warmth, comfort, and festive cheer with those who need it most.
The donation, of delicious handmade deli rolls, aims to bring joy to individuals, vulnerable families, and healthcare workers during the festive period. The Original Baker is proud to be supporting these three local organisations, each of which plays an essential role in helping people in the community.
St Catherine’s Hospice - Festive Community Buffet
The Original Baker is also supporting Catherine’s Hospice, a vital local charity providing compassionate care and support to people living with life-shortening conditions. In the spirit of the season, The Original Baker has donated 200 of its premium handmade deli rolls to contribute to a festive buffet hosted by the hospice. The buffet is being organised for employees, patients, and their families, offering an opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate during this special time of year.
Craig Robson, Communications Officer for St Catherine’s Hospice said - “A huge thank you to The Original Baker for kindly donating vegan sausage rolls to our catering team. Your generosity means so much, and these will be enjoyed by our patients, their families, and friends. Your kindness and community spirit truly highlight the power of businesses coming together to support one another.”
St Catherine’s Hospice plays a vital role in the community, offering comfort, dignity, and support to individuals and families facing challenging circumstances. The festive buffet aims to create a moment of connection and celebration, ensuring that the holiday season feels bright and inclusive for everyone involved.