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SPAR Lowveld spreads love for children in distress

With the most likes, Rise FM's Mpumi Mbethe and Xolani Cheeseboy Masango raised the bar in the "SPAR Cutest Celebrity Cupid Challenge".

As a way of spreading love, SPAR Lowveld challenged local celebrities to share their love during Valentine’s Day month.

Our incredible, community celebrities dressed up and shared their pictures on social media and for every like their picture received, they donated R1 to Children in Distress.

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Coming in second was Lowvelder’s Julia Burger and De Wet Potgieter with Sandra Jacobs a close third.

The aim was to spread love to those who need it most with SPAR pledging R1 000 to kick off the challenge.

With your help we managed to raise over R5 000 which was handed over by SPAR Lowveld and the SPAR Cutest Celebrity Cupids to Children in Distress on Friday.

SPAR Lowveld would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the following celebrities that took part in making our challenge a reality.

• Rise FM
• Lowvelder
• Sandra Jacobs
• Hilton Barnett and Di Atherton
• The Pumas
• Brenda Archdeacon
• Riaan Loubser
• Jenna Clifford
• Tshepiso Phosa

SPAR Lowveld also ran a consumer competition.

 

 

 

HW Hinsbeeck won a hamper with everything a young cupid could want, including a R500 SPAR voucher for receiving the most likes for his dress-up photo on the SPAR Lowveld Facebook page on Valentine’s Day.

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SPAR would also like to thank their awesome customers who took part in the exciting dress-up competition and to all who voted for the photos, ultimately turning likes into love!

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Bridget Mpande

Bridget Mpande is the editor assistant for Mpumalanga News and Lowvelder Express. She joined Lowveld Media in 2014 and covers several beats in the newsroom. She is a mentor and believes there is no community newspaper without the community.
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