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Christmas cheer for rural children

The personal touch was as important as the gifts.

Children living at the Sinosizo Sisonke orphanage in rural Bizana were treated to something extra special on Christmas Day.

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Wild Coast Sun Hotel and Casino’s general manager Peter Tshidi and his staff stepped up to make sure the children had something to smile about this festive season.

“Many of these children have never received hampers, toys or been on a jumping castle in their lives. It touched our hearts to see their faces light up when they received their gifts, with some in tears,” said Mr Tshidi.

He added that wasn’t just the hampers that made an impression, but the personal touch as well.

Wild Coast Sun Hotel and Casino Resort’s general manager Peter Tshidi greets children from the Sinosizo Sisionke orphanage in rural Bizana. 6580vee

“You get to know a complete stranger, and I think children really appreciate that.

“They were thankful for the festive meal and something special to do to celebrate Christmas. We were thrilled to part of this and our hearts were full when we left,” he said.

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