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Most heart-warming charity stories for 2019

MIDRAND – There have been a number of heartwarming charity stories published in the Midrand Reporter.

There have been a number of heart warming charity stories that have appeared on the pages of Midrand Reporter.

Here are some of the amazing stories published in Midrand Reporter about our organisations and charitable actions:

  •  Locals climb Kilimanjaro for Botshabelo

Waterfall resident Alicia and Owen Rawlins climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise much-needed funds for Botshabelo.

Locals back Botshabelo

  • Novalis opens new charity store

Novalis House in Blue Hills opened a brand new charity store to help fund their operations.

New charity store for Novalis

  • Two families in Ivory Park receive food parcels

The Life4U Foundation gave special food parcels to two families in Ivory Park to celebrate World Charity Day on 5 September.

Families get a welcome visit

  • Young entrepeuneurs give back to the SPCA

Local entrepreneurs Hannah and Abigail Beevers gave back by donating R200 from sales through their small keychain business to the Midrand SPCA.

Young entrepreneurs donate to SPCA

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