THE Bulahdelah Country Women’s Association’s (CWA) Devonshire Tea mornings have always been popular, and last month’s event was certainly no different.

Crowds filled the CWA rooms in Wade Park to enjoy a cuppa and a chat while tucking into a plate of perfectly cooked scones with lashings of jam and cream.

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The CWA members were joined by the Bulahdelah Central School Year 9 music class who provided entertainment during the morning.

“It was great to be able to support the local community and the scones were delicious,” class member Matthew Lee said.

“Performing in public also gave us the opportunity to improve our confidence and skills.”

But it is not just about the tea and scones for the CWA, as the organisation also provides vital community support.

Money raised from their regular Devonshire Teas, sale of produce and handicrafts and other fundraising events goes back into the community to support many worthwhile causes.

Amongst the many community organisations supported by the Bulahdelah CWA are the local schools and sporting clubs, the Uniting Church Youth Group, Court House Museum and Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

“When you purchase an item from our shop or when you enjoy a delicious Devonshire Tea from our rooms, you are helping our fundraising efforts so that we can give back to our community,” Bulahdelah CWA Treasurer Belinda Myers Moore said.

“It assists us to support the things that are important to our community.”

The CWA Devonshire Teas are held on the last Wednesday of each month.

All are welcome to attend and assist supporting the local organisations.

By John SAHYOUN