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Cuore Italian Deli owner Rudy Siano
- Credit: Giles Deards
There was Easter excitement for children around Willesden last weekend, thanks to Cuore Italian Deli.
A traditional treat at Easter in Italy is the flame egg, made of chocolate wrapped in colourful paper, with a surprise inside.
Cuore Deli, in Sidmouth Road, imported 125 of these eggs and they were delivered as gifts to schoolchildren who receive support from the Gift Your Neighbour initiative, which delivers food aid across the Queens Park, Kensal Green and Brondesbury area.
Cuore also ran a raffle that included a 5kg flame egg first prize, an Easter hamper and two other eggs over 1kg, raising £1,235 for Gift Your Neighbour - enough to buy a month’s worth of food for the 78 families supported.
Chris Skinner with Rudy Siano , owner of Cuore, and Ginny Skinner
- Credit: Giles Deards
The new year is off to a flying start for six Brent charities after an online charity auction raised £4,622.
The Love Local auction was set-up by community volunteers last month and backed by 70 Queens Park and Kensal Rise area businesses, and supported by the Brent & Kilburn Times.
Giles Deards with Den Bake Shop owner Maxine Monu
- Credit: Giles Deards
Auction organiser Giles Deards, of community network kensalqueenspark.com, said: “Covid has been unsettling for everyone but it is potentially disastrous for charities and the vulnerable people they support.