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Join Epic Foundation’s Mandela Day drive to support GBV survivors

Epic Foundation invites corporates and schools to turn 67 minutes into action for survivors of gender-based violence this Mandela Day.

This Mandela Day, Epic Foundation calls on the community to go beyond remembrance and take action.

With a focus on survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and vulnerable communities, the foundation invites companies and schools to make their 67 minutes truly count.

Ways to get involved include

Epic comfort packs:

Assemble comfort packs filled with essential items and deliver them to their offices for distribution. These packs bring dignity and hope to survivors.

Follow this link for a list of items to include: Comfort Pack Project.

67-minute volunteer challenge:

Start collecting items from 1 July, and pack as many comfort bags as possible in 67 minutes on 18 July.

Mandela Wall of Hope:

Share messages for survivors at your office or school. Let your community write heartfelt notes to survivors and post them online to receive a digital badge.

“Together, we can turn compassion into action,” says Epic Foundation founder Alta McMaster.

To take part, contact Epic Foundation at 082 940 6230 or visit epicfoundation.org.za

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