Bakery Partners With Newtown Nonprofit To Fight Pancreatic Cancer

TITUSVILLE, NJ — They’re calling it “Crêpes for A Cause.”

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French bakery L’Annexe de Mamie Colette is teaming up with Newtown-based A Love for Life to celebrate the Fete de la Bretagne while raising money to support pancreatic cancer research at Penn Medicine.

From now through Sunday, May 19, 20 percent of sales at L’Annexe, including its sweet or savory crêpes, authentic baked-in-house french bread, and beverages will benefit A Love For Life and pancreatic cancer research.

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There also will be a limited number of Un Amour Pour La Vie (French version of A Love for Life) custom etched pint glasses, etched glass picnic bottles and postcards for sale.

“Last year we celebrated Bastille Day at the Newtown location of Mamie Colette,” said Christine Edmonds, the founder of A Love for Life. “This year we decided it would be fun to bring our friends and neighbors to an exciting new spot in Titusville – which is only a 17 minute drive from Newtown – Merci Isabelle et Chef Magali!”

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Isabelle Noblanc and Chef Magali, who own Mamie Colette in Newtown Borough, opened L’Annexe de Mamie in mid-March, expanding their French bakery to both sides of the Delaware River.

“Many of us have been affected by cancer – this week’s partnership will be a perfect opportunity to visit our new space, try a Breton crêpe and fund research all at the same time,” said Isabelle.

The fundraiser will run through Sunday, May 19, similar to the dates of the official French
Feast of Brittany that is celebrated each year in Isabelle’s native Brittany – the birthplace of the crêpe.

The store is located at 1462 River Road, Titusville, NJ 08560. Parking is available behind the building. Store hours are Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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