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Move One Million collects stationery for the less fortunate

The Move One Million movement is collecting stationery for underprivileged children. Donations can be dropped off at three shops in Randfontein.

Move One Million is at it again, this time on a mission to collect stationery for underprivileged children.

Lizl Pistorius, a field representative of Move One Million Gauteng, said that they are trying to collect stationery because many parents lost their jobs due to the pandemic.

“There are three shops in Randfontein where stationery can be donated, namely Randfontein Skryfbehoeftes, Cartridge Cave and Extrado Enterprises,” she said.

The Move One Million boxes inside these shops into which the stationary can be placed have been marked clearly.

The deadline for the stationery drive is the end of February, and the Move One Million team urges residents to open their hearts and wallets to donate to a good cause.

“Without you, our hands are tied,” Lizl said.

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