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A big thank you from Lusa Community Chest

This year's sponsors of the Wish Upon a Star Project were: ArcelorMittal (main sponsor), Safripol, Emerald Resort & Casino, Staro Process Control, Alta Pretorius, Mardo Photos, Flip Heystek, Vaal Toyota, Boots & Hats, Online Analytics, Ackermans, Brink Skips, Roux Family, Helen Botha, and the project's media sponsors IFM 102.2 and Mooi Vaal Media (Vaalweekblad and Ster).

Every year around Christmas, Lusa Community Chest paints smiles on the hearts and faces of children in care centres in the Vaal Triangle. This year was no exception. Thanks to partnerships with businesses and individual contributors the Community Chest was once again able to present beneficiaries of care organisations with gifts for less privileged children.

“We were able to provide for just under a 1 000 children. They received personalised, practical and worthy gifts to make them feel special and to realize that there are still good people in the community,” says Retha Jacobs, coordinator of Lusa’s annual Wish Upon A Star Project. “Furthermore, we were able to support many people who work as entrepreneurs, who supplied us with gifts and in the process were able to put food on their tables.”

Lusa Community Chest would like to thank all their highly appreciated sponsors for another successful Wish Upon A Star Project. The sponsors include: ArcelorMittal (main sponsor), Safripol, Emerald Resort & Casino, Staro Process Control, Alta Pretorius, Mardo Photos, Flip Heystek, Vaal Toyota, Boots & Hats, Online Analytics, Ackermans, Brink Skips, Roux Family, Helen Botha, and the project’s media sponsors IFM 102.2 and Mooi Vaal Media (Vaalweekblad and Ster).

 

Veronica Cronje (left), director of Lusa Community Chest, and Tanuja Gangabishun, Marketing Executive of Emerald Resort and Casino.

 

Retha Jacobs, Coordinator of Lusa Community Chest’s Wish Upon a Star Project, Prudence Masike (ArcelorMittal) and Dave Hammond of IFM 102.2. Photos: Mardo Photos

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Retha Fitchat

Retha Fitchat is an experienced part time journalist for Vaalweekblad. WhatsApp: 083 246 0523
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