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Child welfare overwhelmed by support

Germiston Child Welfare was overwhelmed by the community and local business’ support of their 2016 Tekkie Tax Day campaign.

June 6, 2016

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Air France KLM Martin Air Cargo’s Cheri Heath and team got involved on the day.

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The staff of the Germiston Medi-Cross, Shaldine Wolfaardt (back,left), Channel Schutte, Christie Els, Samantha Al Ali, Anlerie van Schalkwyk, Juanita Venter (front, second left), Jeanette van den Berg, Tina Prinsloo and Anne-Marie Mc Cutcheon, did their bit for Tekkie Tax Day. Barbara Bouwer, the director of Germiston Child Welfare (front, left) was thrilled with the support.

The staff of Fry’s Metals, in Wadeville, got into the Tekkie Tax Day spirit on Friday by showing off their laces and stickers.

The team from Stefanutti Stocks not only supported Tekkie Tax day but also collected clothes and groceries which they donated to Germiston Child Welfare.

The wards at the Life Healthcare Bedford Gardens Hospital held a Tekkie Tax Day ward competition.

The team from Pureau Fresh Water got involved in Tekkie Tax Day by purchasing Tekkie Tax shoelaces and stickers. Here the team shows off their laces.

Run/Walk for Life – Edenvale held a morning walk last Friday in support of Tekkie Tax Day and Germiston Child Welfare, which saw more than 50 people walking between 4km and 10km in their Tekkie Tax laces.

June 6, 2016

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