Independent Harrogate cafe rises to the occasion for Macmillan cancer support
A much-loved independent cafe in Harrogate has done its bit for Macmillan Coffee Morning today.
The huge annual UK fundraising event for Macmillan Cancer Support, has seen businesses and groups across Harrogate hosting coffee and cake gatherings to raise money to help people affected by cancer.
Among them is the Deli Bar at 23 Regent Parade at the crossroads with Skipton Road.
Since Jason Evans took over the cafe in 2024, he has been keen to become a bit of a community hub and support good causes, as well as serving up fresh sandwiches, homemade hot deli dishes and fresh ‘bean to cup’ coffees to residents, workmen and office staff.
To support Macmillan’s annual charity fundraiser, the popular cafe held a coffee afternoon.
With the help of his partner Vicki, he created a raffle with an impressive array of prizes for customers.
Jason said: “We had so many donations of raffle prizes, it’s been amazing.
"There’s been everything from a facial peel from The Little Aesthetics Company, a treatment from Chapel Medical Aesthetics, meal voucher from The Kestrel and Mucky Duck, family passes to Harlow Carr, Stump Cross Caverns, money off vouchers from Cook, Country Butchers, JE Audsley, Kendall Farm butchers, gym passes, cake from the Harrogate Cake Company, and cut and blow drys from Ash and Nyne Hairdresses and so much more.”
Last summer saw Jason launch a nifty refurbishment of the Deli Bar.
The Deli Bar also caters to work events, meetings, life events and parties.
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