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Diamond of the Vaal give back to community

VANDERBIJLPARK - The 98 contestants of the Mr Miss & Mrs Diamond of the Vaal 2024 pageant are making a difference in the Vaal community.

They are working hard to make a positive impact and three local charities have already benefited.

The contestants kicked off their charity work at SANCA (South African National Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre), giving the center a fresh new look by painting all the buildings, cleaning the area and working in the garden.

Second on the list was Vaal Pets. All the Miss Petite finalists treated the animals with food, toys and blankets.

Mr and Miss Diamond of the Vaal Blessing Radebe and Palesa Notsi busy painting.

On July 15 the Mr, Miss and Mrs Diamond of the Vaal contestants visited Huis Belinda. Huis Belinda is a haven for women and children. The residents were spoiled with food, clothing and toys.

The next organisasion on the list is Kredo (day centre for brain-damaged adults). Apart for the contestants spending quality time with the residents, they will also be treated with arts and crafts.

Mandela Day (July 18) was a highlight of the charity drive. This special day is about making a positive impact in communities, and donating blood is a simple yet powerful way to save lives.

All our Diamond of the Vaal contestants also supported a Blood Drive by recruiting donors at Vaal Mall.

The Mr Miss & Mrs Diamond of the Vaal also hosted a golf day at Heron Banks on July 26.

On August 3 the Diamond of the Vaal organisers are hosting two Woman’s Day events at Riviera-on-Vaal. The first at 09:00 and the second at 14:00.

The charity of the day is Lerato Child and Youth Care Centre in Meyerton.

For more info on any of the above charity drives or events please contact Renita at 082 416 1710 or Brandan at 079 449 6906.

The Miss Diamond of the Vaal Petite finalists visited Vaal Pets. The little beauties are: Enzokuhle Nku, Miane Labuschagne, Lerato Mototo, Unathi Zwane, Bonang Nape, Miane Jacobs, Natalie Batt, Jessica Breedt, Kyle Kruger, Milane Bloem, Nombulelo Bless and Sune Naude.

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Elsje Vermeulen

Elsje Vermeulen is the senior editor of MooiVaal Media and editor of the Vaalweekblad. Well-known for her award-winning photography and heartwarming stories, she always has the readers’ best interests at heart. Email: elsje@mooivaal.co.za
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