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Festival Mall celebrates Mandela Day with Tumelo Home

Tumelo Children's Home is a home for 31 mentally handicapped children.

The centre management and tenants of Festival Mall celebrated Mandela Day yesterday by supporting Tumelo Children’s home in Ivory Park, Tembisa.

Tumelo Children’s Home is a home for 31 mentally handicapped children and the centre management team of Festival Mall, in partnership with their generous stores donated in excess of R15 000 in warm winter supplies.

The following Festival Mall stores supplied goods as follows:

  • Food from ABSA Bank.
  • A wheelchair and medical supplies from Dischem.
  • Electrical appliances from Homecorp.
  • Children’s laptops from Verimark.
  • Beauty products from Perfect 10.
  • A children’s party, which included a lunch and cupcakes from Pie City.

“Festival Mall has developed a good relationship with Tumelo Home over recent years,” explained Daphne Smith, General Manager of Festival Mall.

“Majority of our shoppers reside in the Tembisa area and support the mall on a regular basis, so we wanted to treat them to something special. Mandela Day gives us a chance to thank them for their support.”

The centre management and tenants of Festival Mall celebrated Mandela Day yesterday by supporting Tumelo Children's home.
The centre management and tenants of Festival Mall celebrated Mandela Day yesterday by supporting Tumelo Children’s home.

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Marietta Lombard

Editor-in-Chief of Caxton Joburg Metro with 26 years' experience in the community newspaper industry. I serve as Gauteng Director and deputy executive director of the Forum of Community Journalists and I am a press representative of the Press Council SA.
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