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President Hyper extends a helping hand to communities in need

Sebokeng Hospital's Pediatric Unit, and Meergro Vaal were among the many beneficiaries.

 

VEREENIGING – President Hyper Group’s 14th annual Golf Day was a resounding success: This recent charitable event yielded generous donations for deserving recipients in the Vaal Triangle and for communities elsewhere in the Group’s business areas.
Among the many beneficiaries was Sebokeng Hospital’s Pediatric Unit, which received R100 000. Meergro Vaal, known for their passion to alleviate poverty in their area and for running a feeding scheme for those in need, also received R100 000 in support of their projects.
“We’re privileged to make a difference in our communities and will continue to do so for years to come,” said President Hyper CEO, Mr Basil Synodinos.

Sebokeng Hospital’s Pediatric Unit received R100 000 from the President Hyper Group. Seen here are from left: Samuel Gontse (Head of HR: President Hyper),
Karolina Andropoulos (Patron: Making a Difference Trust), Dr Thapelo Theletsane (Head: Pediatric Unit, Sebokeng Hospital), and Mandy Kruger (Financial Executive: President Hyper).
Meergro Vaal’s Feeding Scheme also received R100 000. ‘We salute their brilliant, worthy efforts,’ said Mr Nick Karayiannides of President Hyper Group. From left are: Samuel Gontse (Head of HR: President Hyper), Gert and Willem le Roux (both from Meergro Vaal), and Mandy Kruger (Financial Executive: President Hyper).

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Retha Fitchat

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