Hawke’s Bay Coffin Club seeks new home as demand outpaces production
The volunteer group makes over 500 baby coffins annually for hospitals but cannot keep up with demand and needs larger premises.
The Hawke's Bay Coffin Club, which donates hundreds of baby coffins to hospitals each year, is searching for a new home. The group makes more than 500 coffins annually but struggles to meet the ongoing demand for their services. The organisation needs additional space to increase its production capacity.
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Hawke's Bay Coffin Club searches for new home amid struggles to meet demand
The group donates hundreds of baby coffins to hospitals every year, but can't keep up with demand.
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Hawke’s Bay Coffin Club searches for new home amid struggles to meet demand
Hawke’s Bay Coffin Club makes more than 500 baby coffins a year but needs space.