Willing to do odd jobs around the home for fundraising

By zoeharris-wallis
January 4, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 4, 2015

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Posted January 4, 2015

Do you constantly find yourself super busy and in need of a helping hand? Or do you simply feel like you need a break after the madness of the holiday season? Whatever your situation; sit back and put your feet up in front of the fire with a chocolate or two and allow me to help do all those tedious odd jobs and chores. I will be charging to help with my fundraising for my trip to Romania this summer to help on a integration project run by the Libra Foundation that runs a fun and educational summer school for under-privileged Romanian children and those with learning or physical problems. If you want more information on Libra as a charity and their work please have a look at their website http://librafoundation.org.uk/

I am prepared to do the following:

- Babysitting

- Dog walking

- Cooking

- Running errands

- Grocery/Christmas shopping when given a list

- Lawn mowing

- Looking after children after school and help with homework

- Washing and clearing up after dinner parties

- Waitressing

If there?s anything you require that?s not on this list please feel free to contact me anyway and I?ll see what I can do.

Contact details: Zoe Harris-Wallis on:

Home number - 020 8299 1959

Email ? [email protected]

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