Bec Judd reveals moving new project to help feed families at Christmas: ‘Help do a world of good for the community’
Rebecca Judd has embarked on a surprise new project ahead of her stint on The Amazing Race Australia.
On Monday, the AFL WAG, 40, took to social media to announce her collaboration with Food Bank Victoria, a charitable organisation committed to battling hunger.
But Bec’s not just lending her voice; she’s putting her design skills to work.
The mother-of-four has fashioned a unique spatula, and here’s the heart-tugging twist: every penny earned from its sales will go straight to Food Bank.
In Bec’s words, each spatula sold translates to a whopping ’25 meals on the table’, with a lofty target of serving up ‘250,000 extra meals by Christmas.’
AFL WAG Rebecca Judd has embarked on a surprise new business venture ahead of her stint The Amazing Race Australia. Pictured
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On Monday, the AFL WAG, 40, took to social media to announce her collaboration with Food Bank Victoria, a charitable organisation committed to battling hunger
She urged her vast following, saying, ‘So when you’re ticking off that Christmas shopping list this year, swing by Minimax’.
Not only will you nab a Bec Judd original, but you’ll also be doing ‘a world of good for the community’.
The campaign sees the WAG alongside Kiwi culinary genius, Ben Shewry, radio and TV presenter Chrissie Swan, and Australian pastry chef Kirsten Tibballs.
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The campaign sees the WAG feature alongside Kiwi culinary genius, Ben Shewry, radio and TV presenter Chrissie Swan, and Australian pastry chef Kirsten Tibballs
The announcement comes just days after she revealed she is a germaphobe in a trailer for her upcoming stint on the Channel 10 reality show.
Bec recently shared a confronting trailer for the show, in which she complained about dead rats and sifted through animal dung.
‘As a total germaphobe I was not expecting all the [poo emoji] and [vomit emoji] but it was still the time of our lives,’ she wrote.
Bec admitted despite it being a tough challenge, she would do it all again.
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The announcement comes just days after she revealed she is a germaphobe in a trailer for her upcoming stint on the Channel 10 reality show
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