Donate a tin to Cardiff Food Bank and get free entry to Retros
Go you
Loco Loco, the organisers responsible for WTF?! in Retro, have teamed up with Cardiff Food Bank in an attempt to get people donating in the run up to Christmas.
Before midnight on 30th November, you can take one of the items listed below with you to Retros.
Donations will be taken on the door
They’re after:
-UHT milk
-Fruit juice (from concentrate)
-Tinned rice pudding
-Tinned veg
-Tinned potatoes
Basically if it’s in a tin, you’re getting in.
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