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Curry Parlour ‘Parliamentarians’ and bikers bring Christmas cheer to disadvantaged kids

The bright smiles on those sometimes lonely faces made the effort really worthwhile!

December 19, 2016

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It is a Christmas tradition for members of The Curry Parlour social club to raise funds to buy toys and sweets for disadvantaged children in memory of Ram Balgobind, founder of The Curry Parlour. On Sunday, with the help of the SAPS and Family Crew bikers, gifts were given to kids at the Crisis Centre, Enhlanhleni Children’s Home, Dundee Hospital children’s ward, Adult Centre and at a rural settlement on the Sunset Rest road.

Gifts will also be presented to the police’s Family Violence and Sexual Offences Unit. Thanks to all who supported this venture!

Koos Peacock and Father Christmas

The Family Crew bikers hit the road.

Father Christmas and Carol Bradley of the Crisis Centre

Mariette Terreblanche with a new friend

Presenting gifts to the Crisis Centre kids

At the Enhlahleni Children’s Home, Sibongile

Father Christmas at the Dundee Hospital

Nithia makes a new friend

The young mothers were presented with gifts given to the Curry Parlour from Shalini Jogie

Adriaan Terreblanche does his bit

Wide-eyed surprise

Gwen and Paul of the Adult Centre with Father Christmas

Father Christmas and Nithia Naidoo

Father Christmas, Assie, with Kenneth Ince

A police escort courtesy of Warrant Officer Juggan for Father Christmas

Father Christmas also visited the little settlement on the Sunset Rest road next to the railway bridge

Father Christmas surprises this rural settlement

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December 19, 2016

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