Daffodil Day

A sea of yellow costumes, squeaking kazoos and graceful bagpipes erupted down the main street of Te Puke to fundraise for those in need.

"I've always been inspired by the things she did," Moone said. "It just touches you in the heart because you're warmed by the generosity and the care and the love." "I was blown away with the effort that people had made, and how the Te Puke town backed us." She said Te Puke was a "fantastic community" and it was "phenomenal to see everybody here". The Te Puke Community March & Stand for Daffodil Day took place yesterday, with about 70 people taking to the streets to raise money for and support those fighting cancer. Business workers on the main street stood outside their stores to wave and cheer for the marchers, whose procession of yellow was led by Te Puke Pipe Band bagpiper Jo Riddington.