Page 15 - Waterfall City Issue 6 June 2023
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THE POLOFIELDS                    success each year and is always a
                                               CROSSING WINTER BOOK              weekend of fun to remember.
                                               FAIR
                                               The Polofields Crossing Winter Book   HospiceWits has been helping some
                                               Fair in support of HospiceWits took   of the most vulnerable people
                                               place last month from 26 to 28 May.   in our society since 1979. Today,
                                               An incredible R55 000 was raised over   with more than 125 full-time staff,
                                               three days of fun, food and fiction,   including doctors, nurses, social
                                               with thousands of pre-loved books   workers, psychologists and spiritual
                                               on sale in the book tent. Thanks to   counsellors, HospiceWits provides
                                               SuperSpar Polofields Crossing who fed   care to those diagnosed with a life-
                                               hungry bookworms and donated part   limiting disease and their families. In
        Ricci Boonzaaier, Social Funding Developer of
        Abraham Kriel Bambanani with Dean Elgar the SA   of the proceeds from their yummy   addition, HospiceWits’ palliative care
        cricketer.                             boerie rolls to HospiceWits. The Book   services help patients live pain-free
                                               Fair is an annual event that sees much   and pass on with dignity.























        Anneli Marais, Marketing Manager, Waterfall
        Management Company handing over the donation
        to Brenda Lucas, Chairperson of Midrand SPCA,
        with Gilbert the ‘Boerbok’ in attendance.


         registered NPO providing care and
         skills development for traumatised
         children and youth in need in the
         greater Johannesburg area. They
         provide shelter, physical care,
         rehabilitation and skills development
         for beneficiaries subjected to trauma,
         abuse, molestation, poverty, neglect
         and unemployment. This is done via
         residential care, community services
         and educational programmes.

         Midrand SPCA is committed to its
         charter of helping animals in need and
         being a voice for those who do not
         have one. They wish to provide the core
         “freedoms” to all animals in their care.

         These three charities do amazing work
         around Johannesburg, and it was an
         honour to be able to help in any way.


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