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Pre-loved clothes get a second chance in Mbombela

Second-Time-Around is a second-hand clothing store that will enable CANSA to continue to raise funds in aid of those living with cancer.

MBOMBELA – CANSA Lowveld Care Centre has been given the incredible opportunity by Kobus Jacobs, owner of Sonpark Centre, to open the store.

Second-Time-Around, situated next to Que’s Cafe in Sonpark Centre, features pre-loved clothes for all ages and sizes.

Pauline Möller, fund development coordinator at CANSA Lowveld, said, “We received pre-loved items that look like new, making it possible for us to offer the best quality, second-hand items.”

Loyal and committed CANSA volunteer, Koos Schoonraad, assisted in creating an inviting look and feel with beautiful display rails and shelves in the store. He also has a vision for the store to stock home-baked goods.

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The shop is open to the public during weekdays from 08:00 to 17:00.

“We are extremely thankful for all donations received so far. CANSA will also ensure that excess items are put aside to be distributed to needy families, and that registered patients are provided with warm clothes during winter,” Möller continued.

CANSA welcomes all donations of pre-loved second-hand clothing. They can be dropped off at the store, or get into contact with Möller on 072-611-2305 or at pmoller@cansa.org.za.

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