Wishes come true for baby home
El-Shammah Home for Abandoned Babies and Place of Safety receives a helping hand from Dynamic Plastics.
Allistair and Merencia Scholtz and the babies of El-Shammah Home for Abandoned Babies and Place of Safety received a special visit on Thursday.
The organisation was visited by Yvonne McKenna and Ingrid Winsper from Malvern East-based Dynamic Plastics who brought a number of much-needed items to the home.
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“Each year Dynamic Plastics donates R20 000 to a worthy charity,” explained Yvonne.
“However, we do not give the charity the money. Instead, we visit them and find out what they need and then pick a few items from their wish list that we can help with.
“Previously we have supported Hawk Academy and Lambano Sanctuary.”
The team donated a lawnmower, weed eater, laptop, cellphone, two-way radio, tins of formula and nappies to the home.
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“We are just so grateful for these donations,” said Merencia.
“They will really help us and our babies.”
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