Store group donates to cerebral palsy community
Boxer Superstores appealed to other local businesses to get on board and lend a hand.
THE KZN Cerebral Palsy Association is grateful for a generous donation from Boxer Superstores.
The association was founded in 1969 in order to provide support services and care to the cerebral-palsied community. The purpose of the association is to cater for the needs of those living with cerebral palsy, and to create awareness in communities and society, as a whole, about the disability and about the people who live with it.
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Boxer Superstores, who have several stores in Pinetown and a head office in Westville, have partnered with Feed the Nation to help the association with much-needed upgrades and assistance.
“After a positive meeting and handover of funds and groceries last year, Boxer returned recently, donating money and toiletry hampers to the association.
“We are proud to be able to support the KZN Cerebral Palsy Association, and we hope that other local businesses are able to get on board and lend a hand. Our communities are the most important aspect of what we do, so when we get the opportunity to help those in need, we do our best,” said Busile Makhanya, Boxer CSR manager.
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