A Glasgow cafe will turn purple for a day to raise funds for a vital children's charity.
Rustico, located in Mount Vernon, will adopt the colour as it hosts a charity fundraising day on Tuesday, May 6 in support of Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.
The café, which will be open from 8am to 5pm, is encouraging the community to come along for coffee, food and fundraising in aid of the charity that supports the babies, children and families treated at Scotland’s largest children’s hospital.
Kami Bear, the charity’s chief mascot, will also be making an appearance, to help create an extra special experience for children and families visiting Rustico.
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Richard from Rustico said: "We are really proud to be supporting Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity with this special fundraising day at Rustico.
"It is a charity that means a lot to so many people, and we wanted to do something that brings the local community together while raising money for such an incredible cause.
"We would love to see as many people as possible come along on 6th May to support the day, enjoy themselves and help us raise as much as we can."
Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity funds life-changing equipment, family support services, research, play programmes and more.
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