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Get your hair coloured after lockdown in exchange for a food parcel now

Genevieve Stander, owner of Dei Gratia Training & Development Solutions, will give a free hair colour session to anyone who donates a full food parcel.

Stander told Lowvelder, “I saw a poster that belonged to an NGO asking people to assist a family in need. I told my students about what I saw and the hairdressing students suggested we start a food drive to assist them.” 

Stander is offering 10 hair colour sessions, worth R800 – R1000 each, in exchange for a food parcel.

She said, “Four clients have donated a list of groceries and will receive the service after the lockdown. There are six more left available to the public.”

Stander and her students collected food and other necessities from Tawyn Ridge Complex and their friends and families. They also contributed to the cause.

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The initiative started on Easter Monday, but she was able to deliver a car full of food to Ons Gee Om Nelspruit yesterday.

 

“The NGO does a full screening to make sure that families who are in need receive the food,” she explained.

To donate a food parcel in exchange for a hair colour, contact Stander on 079-521-2485.

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The food parcel can be delivered or collected.

 

 

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