Cans for kids treasure hunt

THE CANS for Kids Charity is organising a treasure hunt on Sunday March 4 in Nicosia with cash prizes on offer.

The treasure hunt will kick off at the ESOBGA club house in Nicosia and is expected to last around two hours, while lunch will be available at the finish.

This year, the hunt is sponsored by car maker Chevrolet.

Registration for the hunt will be between 9am and 10am, with the first car leaving once registration is complete.

The entrance fee per person is €5, while children under 12 can participate for free.

Participants are expected to bring a camera or a mobile phone that can take pictures.

For bookings and more information on the hunt call 99-666011

Cans for Kids is a charity founded in 1990, which organises the collection and recycling of aluminium cans in Cyprus, with the proceedings going to the purchase o medical equipment for the children’s wards in Cyprus’ hospitals.

The charity also raises awareness of the benefits of recycling.

 

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