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PEP supports Taxila girls with donation

PEP and their customers supplied sanitary towels to Taxila learners, supporting menstrual health and fostering a culture of community care.

POLOKWANE – Pep Limpopo recently visited Taxila Secondary School to donate a much-needed batch of sanitary towels to girls in need.

The donation, made possible by the support of Pep’s loyal customers, aims to ease the daily challenges faced by young girls who may struggle to access these essential items.

The sanitary towels will be carefully distributed to the girls who need them most. Reginah Magolo, a teacher at Taxila, expressed her gratitude for the thoughtful gesture.

“We thank Pep Limpopo and its customers for thinking of us. These donations will go a long way in helping our girls feel confident and comfortable,” she said.

The initiative highlights the importance of supporting menstrual health and girls’ empowerment.

Access to essential hygiene products is more than a convenience; it is a step toward promoting dignity, equality, and the rights of young women.

“Pep Limpopo’s commitment to giving back to the community is commendable,” said principal Tlou Ramara. “This initiative is a shining example of the positive impact businesses can have when they work together with customers and the wider community. Taxila applauds Pep Limpopo and its customers for their generosity, and we hope this gesture inspires others to follow suit.”

Through initiatives like this, Pep Limpopo is not only supporting girls’ education and health but also fostering a culture of care, compassion, and community spirit across the province.

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