The market is entirely volunteer-driven.
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Emily Donohoe
Echuca Regional Health hosted its monthly pop-up shop on Tuesday, July 2, with a range of gifts and goodies on offer.
Knitted beanies were for sale.
Photo by
Emily Donohoe
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This month’s market focused on winter warmers, including handmade scarves, blankets and beanies, knitted and crocheted voluntarily by members of the community.
The Rich River Quilters created a range of quilts for shoppers to choose from, using many colours and patterns.
Gifts suited to new parents and recovering patients, like self-care hampers, wheat bags and teddies also featured among the spread.
Presents for new parents and their bubs were available.
Photo by
Emily Donohoe
All funds raised through the shop go back into the hospital, supporting various initiatives at ERH.
The market is held monthly, with special events leading up to celebrations like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
Handmade scarves featured in the spread.
Photo by
Emily Donohoe
Rich River Quilters made a range of quilts for the ERH pop-up shop.
Photo by
Emily Donohoe
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