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GIVING BACK

through Waterfall City Cares
W aterfall City places a strong focus on responsible From e-waste recycling campaigns and regular blood

donation drives to charitable book fairs, river clean-ups
governance and active corporate citizenship.
and other donation call-to-action events, our Waterfall
Through our Waterfall City Cares platform, we
aim to create long-term impact by supporting
initiatives that drive sustainable social development City Cares team have had a busy 2025, and we are proud
to have contributed to projects that uplift, empower, and
and demonstrate our care for people and the planet. inspire.

Spring Book Fair
Waterfall City and all its bookworms
enjoyed the much-awaited annual
spring book fair in September. In
a new format, which included six
mobile book carts – four at Polofields
Crossing and two at Waterfall Wilds
– there were hundreds of pre-loved
books to choose from. Fun for the
kids and the popular Blind Date with
a Book also returned. This year’s Book
Fair raised R27,054 from the sale of
770 books, frames and puzzles. All
proceeds went to Greendale House
(formerly HospiceWits), to assist
in providing quality palliative and
hospice care to communities and
indigent patients in and around
Johannesburg and Soweto.

Book donations received from Littlehill Montessori Kikuyu & Polofields, Waterfall City Management Company,
Curro Waterfall, as well as Waterfall Valley and Waterfall Hills Mature Lifestyle Estates.

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