Congratulations Robyn!

By Anna M | Published: 20 October, 2011

We are proud to announce that Robyn Langlands, founder of Kaibosh Food Rescue, has been nominated for Wellingtonian of the Year (Community Service section)

This is a huge achievement and testament to Robyn’s hard work and effort.

Congratulations to Robyn and all Wellingtonian of the Year nominees.

Wellingtonian of the Year nominees

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