Slimline Pools and Mowers Ballito have committed themselves to donating one percent of their total turnover for the month of March towards Jordan Smith’s (11) medical bills.
Slimline’s spokesperson, Kerry Nieuwoudt said their company had only recently arrived in Ballito but had received tremendous support from the community.
“Helping Smith is our way of giving back and we strongly believe that if you are in the position to help someone in need then that is what you should do,” said Nieuwoudt.
Smith is suffering from chondroblastic osteosarcoma which is a type of bone cancer. He has not been able to attend school since March last year and is currently undergoing chemo in Pretoria.
His parents considered home schooling but the first cycle of chemo resulted in a horrifically sick little boy who could not eat or drink. He was isolated in hospital and spends most of his time sleeping.
“To date he has had seven cycles of chemotherapy and is halfway towards completing the 40 weeks of chemo,” said his mother, Tracy.
Ballito resident, Debbie Nicholson is working tirelessly to raise funds for Jordan. She will be hosting the Battle of the Sexes show at the Barnyard, Gateway to help pay Jordan’s medical bills.
In Battle of the Sexes male rock stars take on the divas in a rock and roll show down.The audience will be treated to some of the best tracks from the 60’s to the present.
“Jordan is a family friend and I am pleading to everyone to support this initiative,” said Nicholson.
The Battle of the Sexes show will be at the Barnyard, Gateway on May 9.
Tickets cost R140 each and a portion of this ticket price goes to Jordan’s medical bills. For more information contact Debbie on 082 290 9313 or debs.nicholson@ gmail.com.
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