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Go-Fund-Me Page for Little Bakery Raises Over $10,000 in First Two Hours

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· June 8, 2020
Go-Fund-Me Page for Little Bakery Raises Over $10,000 in First Two Hours
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By: Staff Reporter

The Little Bakery, located at 842 19th Street in Niagara Falls, was burglarized overnight. The culprits made away with everything they could carry including supplies, computers, and money.

Since opening, The Little Bakery has been an example for community activism holding numerous food giveaways and other events to benefit Niagara Falls and surrounding areas. In fact, the Little Bakery is still planning to have a huge food giveaway this afternoon from 12:00pm to 4:00pm.

Concerned customers and residents immediately created a Go-Fund-Me page for donations to be made. The link is included here:https://www.gofundme.com/f/rebuild-the-little-bakery-nf?utm_source=facebook.

Within two hours, more than $10,000 was raised for the business. It is a true testament to the difference that The Little Bakery has made since opening and shows the strength of the Niagara Falls community.

The Niagara Reporter will be LIVE at The Little Bakery later this morning to highlight their food giveaway and promote the Go-Fund-Me page that was set up.

 

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