IF you have an elderly or disabled neighbour that might need some cheering up during these tough times, then look no further than The Little Cupcake.<\/p>\n
The gourmet patisserie is offering a free Love Thy Neighbour cupcake, which comes in a plastic container so the desert can be dropped off on the doorstep.<\/p>\n
If you know what flavour your neighbour would prefer, you are more than welcome to select a cupcake on their behalf, otherwise you can leave it as a surprise.<\/p>\n
Owner Madeleine Witham said it\u2019s important to be looking out for those in the community who are disadvantaged or at risk.<\/p>\n
\u201cAfter dropping off a cupcake, it\u2019s crucial that customers take another step to help out, even if it\u2019s just picking up some things from the supermarket for your neighbour,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn times like these, it\u2019s important to turn your street into a community. Your neighbours don\u2019t have to be strangers.\u201d<\/p>\n
Customers are encouraged to write out a note in store with their name and contact information and attach it to the cupcake.<\/p>\n
This is so that if need be, the cupcake recipient can reach out for a chat over the phone, or to ask for any help with errands and daily chores if they\u2019re unable to leave the house.<\/p>\n
Elise Wright, who is currently working at The Little Cupcake, said she is more than happy to offer a cupcake to her elderly neighbours.<\/p>\n
\u201cI live in a complex with a lot of elderly people, so I\u2019m excited to drop off a cupcake and let them know that my partner and I are happy to help out in any way that we can,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
IF you have an elderly or disabled neighbour that might need some cheering up during these tough times, then look no further than The Little Cupcake. The gourmet patisserie is offering a free Love Thy Neighbour cupcake, which comes in a plastic container so the desert can be dropped off on the doorstep. If you […]<\/p>\n