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Mandela Day at Epworth Children’s Village

The Epworth Children’s Village was overwhelmed with the support they received from the community and local companies on Mandela Day.

July 25, 2016

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Sharmila and Babu Kambadkone, Castleview residents, did their bit for the Epworth Children’s village on Mandela Day, last Monday, after reading about the home’s plight in the GCN.

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Zandi Shongwe (left), Nonhlanhla Khumalo, Jabulani Phadime, Lucky Noyishila, Mpho Mogashoa and L/CRL Nothemba Filita (front) from the Witwatersrand Rifles Regiment were among the visitors who dedicated their 67 minutes for Mandela to the Epworth Children’s Village in Lambton, last Monday.

Sharmila and Babu Kambadkone, Castleview residents, did their bit for the Epworth Children’s village on Mandela Day, last Monday, after reading about the home’s plight in the GCN.

Wadeville Office National and Rexel Office Products joined together to donate stationery to the Epworth Children’s Village for Mandela Day, last Monday. Madelein Niemand (left), Suzie Mhlambi, Maryna Druckenbacher, Roberta Ingrato (public relations manager of Epworth), Rina Pellow and Noleen Meyers get ready to distribute the stationery.

The owner of Debonairs Pizza Lambton, Gerhard Burger, made a donation to the Epworth Children’s Home as part of Mandela Day, last Monday.

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July 25, 2016

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