Blanket drive a happy success

The welfare homes were grateful and excited to receive their donation of blankets from Marilynne Taylor and sponsors

June 30, 2021

Jemma Pringle 1 minute read

Frost Nail Boutique owner, Marilynne Taylor delivering blankets at the Greater Benoni Child Welfare. Photo: Supplied.

The Frost Nail boutique, situated in Rynfield, recently decided to have a Blanket Drive for the under privileged children of Benoni.

They managed to deliver to three different welfare houses on the day being, The Greater Benoni Child Welfare, House Charis and House Thandi.

The Greater Benoni Child Welfare house mother Margaret Mthimkhulu standing with Marilynne Taylor. Photo: Supplied.

Marilynne Taylor donating blankets to house Thandi. Photo: Supplied.

House Charis house mother, Nicolene Reichel (Right) is standing with Marilynne Taylor (left) accepting gratefully the donation of blankets. Photo: Supplied.

“We managed to donate a total of 68 blankets,” said Frost Nail Boutique owner, Marilynne Taylor.

“Abraham Kriel House still need to receive their blankets, but due to both house mother and father being tested positive for Covid, the hand over has been rescheduled for later in July.”

Marilynne wanted to also send a big thank you to all her loyal clients and special thank you to her three sponsors, Sigma Energy Gauteng, Manpro Projects and Earthmoving technology.

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