ONE of the Tweed's Biggest Morning Teas will host much more than scones and jam.

Fashion, passion and fund- raising will all take place at Saltbar Beachbar and Bistro.

The morning tea will host a classy fashion parade by On Kliff fashion boutique.

Event organiser Ms Natasha Lynch lost her mother to cancer in 2000 and her passion to help make a difference has led to the creation of this inaugural event.

"Cancer is personal" is part of the campaign for Cancer Council to help raise awareness and funds, and this is certainly the case and inspiration for this year's event at Saltbar Beachbar and Bistro.

Ms Lynch said it would aim to help contribute towards the goal of $13,000,000 for cancer research and patient support in the 20th Annual Australia's Biggest Morning Tea for Australian Cancer Council.

"Cancer takes the lives of thousands of people every year," Ms Lynch said.

"If we could all raise a small amount of money we would be a big step closer to finding a cure. My goal is to raise $2000, fingers crossed. With local support we will easily exceed this goal."

Tickets cost $15.

Ms Lynch said she would share more about her personal story and how you can help to make a difference. Proceeds of the event will be presented to Australian Cancer Council.

JOIN IN

- Saltbar Beachbar morning tea will be held on Thursday, May 23, tickets are $15 and for more information call 1300 725 822.

- Banora Point Uniting Churh will hold a morning tea at 2, Darlington Dr, Banora Point from 9.30am to 11.30am on Friday, May 24 for $6.

- Kingscliff TAFE will host a pop-up Biggest Morning Tea on June 5 from 10am. Phone 02 6674 7242 for more info.

- Cabarita's Biggest Morning Tea is being held at the Tweed Coast Commununity Church, Cabarita Road, Cabarita on Thursday May 23 from 10.00am to 12pm. There will be a trading table, fashion parade and the Bogangar School choir will entertain. Lovely home made scones and cakes will served with tea provided by Madura Teas.  Generous lucky door prizes have been donated by Tweed business'. Admission is $5 for questions contact Robyn 02 6676 1264.