ST BENEDICT’S School students made and sold their own sweets to raise nearly $800 for Inka Respite, which suffered damage in the Lake Clifton fires.
The money will be used to buy more native plants to re-landscape the grounds.
Inka Respite is a farm stay for adults and children with special needs, and last year St Benedict’s students raised money for a vegetable patch at the facility.
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