The week commencing 19th October saw more community projects and Corporate Partners get their bake on to help to raise a slice of our £10,000 Caketober target.
New Charter Group kicked off the Caketober week with some spooky treats baked by colleagues, which looked brilliant, as can be seen below:
Fantastic baking from @NewCharterGroup employees for our @Caketober Halloween bake off, in aid of @4EVERManchester pic.twitter.com/DRP13dSCEI
— Kelly Whittam (@WhittamKelly) October 21, 2015
Thursday saw Print My Soul and Jam PR put together some delicious cakes. Print My Soul’s staff took to baking like ducks to water with their cupcakes selling especially well. We can see why, they look delicious!
#cupcakes are flying here!! #cakecomp @4EVERManchester @Caketober @m_onestudios try the fruit cake is totally ace!!! pic.twitter.com/dAqAM0Gzen — Printmysoul (@Printmysoul) October 22, 2015
Jam PR also took part on Thursday inviting in local businesses to taste their staff’s delicious home made cakes.
On Friday 23rd we had four businesses taking part hoping to be in with a chance of winning the exciting Caketober competitions. Netsource’s team raised £231, which isn’t surprising when you look at how many cakes they baked and how lovely they looked too! They also had a donation from the delicious Patisserie Valerie to go toward their fundraising efforts.
Proud of team netsource! We did well #caketober #yum pic.twitter.com/JKIry6DPgO — Netsource LTD (@Netsource_LTD) October 23, 2015
Stockport Accountants, Bennett Verby, who also took part on Friday have put in a great effort for the best dressed cake. The golden rolling pin could be held by Jake at this rate! Very impressive effort
WOW!!! We are so impressed with Jake’s cake for @Caketober #CakeComp It looks too good to eat #Caketober #Manchester pic.twitter.com/kedcKMU6Vq
— BennettVerby (@BennettVerby) October 23, 2015
David Luke Clothing hosted their own judging panel for their Caketober efforts raising £100 to go into the Caketober pot, helping local people across Greater Manchester.
Manchester based Recruitment company, The Hill Group Limited raised over £300 baking a huge variety of cakes, including gluten free! They had a bake sale for the whole of the Towers Business Park in Didsbury and raised some serious dough. They even got their own Caketober t-shirts made up.
What a day! We managed to raise £305.73 for #caketober Thank you to everyone who helped @4EVERManchester pic.twitter.com/JlmTASFjOO — The Hill Group (@TheHillGroupUK) October 23, 2015
Also getting a slice of the action on Friday was I Will If You Will in Bury. I Will If You Will encourages women and girls in Bury to get more active. They hosted a sale at Castle Leisure Centre and raised £140
We’re supporting @4evermanchester‘s #caketober at Castle Leisure Centre today – come and t… https://t.co/sSQP4CdDQk pic.twitter.com/4KH9EuT8bA
— I Will If You Will (@I_will_if) October 23, 2015
Last but certainly not least, Caketober partners theEword hosted their second bake sale of Caketober. We definitely think they may be the best dressed company of Caketober so far! Amazing effort, guys!
Great fancy dress effort from the team today for #caketober! pic.twitter.com/ZgS13uHUKC — theEword (@theEword) October 23, 2015
As well as this, the team hosted a “Cake Olympics”. Staff took part in a cake throwing competition with Alex Coe coming out on top!
Taking home the prize is @AlexMichaelCoe, the winner of the cake throw #caketober pic.twitter.com/B0NJjfZorx
— theEword (@theEword) October 23, 2015
Massive thank you goes to all of the organisations who have already helped us to raise a tonne of cash. We’re well on our way to our £10,000 target. If you’re Caketobering this week best of luck and don’t forget to tweet @4EVERManchester.