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Pick n Pay Springs Mall donates R5 000 voucher to support homeless outreach

Reagile Community Development received a R5 000 voucher from Pick n Pay Springs Mall to buy supplies for the homeless this festive season.

November 5, 2025
Xoliswa Kali Less than a minute
The Reagile Community Development founder Natasha Masike recently received a R5 000 voucher from Percy Masondo, manager of Pick n Pay Springs Mall. The donation will go toward purchasing essential supplies for the homeless during the upcoming Christmas season, helping the organisation continue its mission of bringing warmth and dignity to those in need. PHOTO CRED: Natasha Masike
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November 5, 2025
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