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Waterfall City Cares
GIVING BACK TO

OUR COMMUNITIES

A t Waterfall City, we are committed to good providing essential items to communities in need, e-waste

recycling campaigns, regular blood donation drives, book
governance and corporate citizenship, investing
fairs in support of HospiceWits, community donation drives
in the greater good of society through various
and even innovative recycling projects that turn N1 banners
sustainable social development initiatives.
into school bags. Let’s look back at some of our most recent
Our involvement spans projects like river clean-up initiatives, events and the impact the results have made.

The Polofields Crossing
Annual Book Fair
The annual Book Fair at Polofields
Crossing in support of HospiceWits, ran
over three days in May this year, with all
proceeds going towards HospiceWits’
services in Johannesburg and Soweto.
The event offered a variety of pre-loved
books, puzzles, games and family-
friendly activities, including a children’s
corner, carousel rides, Lego tables, and
face painting.

Highlights included the “Blind Date with
a Book” and the sale of Waterfall City
resident Trevor Sinclair’s book, We Called
Rhodesia Home. The book centres around
how Rhodesians, as pioneers, came
to the country and details the life and
adventures of a typical Rhodesian.

SuperSpar sold excellent food, and
Reddam House Waterfall provided
performances and storytelling.
Amazingly, 2,315 books were sold, raising
R58,155.50 for HospiceWits in sales and
donations. Many thanks to all the book
donors who made this event possible.

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