, Australia

Mrs. Fields Australia donates 100,000 cookies

Find out how one can bite into a share.

For those who have a fundraiser or function in November or December that could benefit from the charitable sale or use of cookies, Mrs. Fields Australia has cookies to donate.

“Maybe your school is fundraising for a library extension, your son’s footy club needs new jerseys or you need to provision your solo row to New Zealand! If so we want to hear from you,” said Andrew Benefield, the managing director for Mrs. Fields Australia.

Interested parties may visit the Mrs. Fields Australia Facebook page to apply for the cookie donation. Minimum and maximum order numbers as well as pickup and delivery conditions apply. Applications to be part of the free cookie drive will be assessed whether they fit within the guidelines.

“These cookies retail for up to $2.95 each in a Mrs. Fields store, so here is a chance to tap into a share of almost $300,000 worth,” said Benefield.

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