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Making more miracles one pottery number at a time

The initiative also serves as a fun activity for children and their parents, who can paint the numbers themselves.

Start-up business Triple M has plans to make more miracles by creating and selling exclusive pottery numbers for, as example, homes and businesses to raise funds for causes.

The initiative, which will be ongoing, was launched at Ballito Lifestyle Centre’s The Pottery last Monday.

The Pottery’s Iola Whiteley said she is proud to partner with Triple M.

Driving the project is founder and brain tumour survivor Pam Hill of Palm Lakes.

(Back) Geoff Hindmarch and Sharon and Aiden Olivier; (front) Catherine McPherson and Gabriella Harkin.

Triple M was established in collaboration with The Pottery after Hill was approached by a local who needed to raise funds for her mother’s brain tumour operation.

The tumour was successfully removed.

Bruce Clark, Stuart and Barbara McCabe and Bronwyn Clark.

Fundraisers will be ongoing to fund similar causes in future.

The pottery numbers are on sale at The Pottery at a price of R105 and comes in smooth or textured styles, painted or glazed.

Shobha Pillay, Greg Dellis and Dawn Griffiths.

For more information visit The Pottery at Ballito Lifestyle Centre, or visit triplemmm.co.za.


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