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Market boosts family charity

THE second Swan Hill Market was held on Sunday at Riverside Park and raised $1266.60 towards supporting families with sick children through the We Believe in Unicorns charity.

With 47 stallholders, including three food stalls and one coffee stall, the market grew a strong crowd who enjoyed an array of diverse products and delicious treats on offer.

Swan Hill Market committee president John Daniel encouraged all community to get behind the market and spread the word.

“The more people who attend, the more stallholders we can attract and the more funds we can raise for our cause,” he said.

The market is held on the first Sunday of every month at Riverside Park from 9am to 1pm.

All stallholder fees go directly to the fund and the market is operated entirely by volunteers.

To find out more, visit www.swanhillmarket.com.au

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