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In honour of the legacy of the late Nelson Mandela, the staff of Melomed Hospital Richards Bay donated non-perishable food items to Destiny House Children's Home in Mtubatuba on Friday.

Uniting in the fight against hunger in honour of Mandela Day, the staff of Melomed Hospital Richards Bay donated non-perishable food items on Friday as part of the hospital’s Canned Food Campaign.

The generous donations were handed over to Destiny House Children’s Home in Mtubatuba.

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Inspired to make a difference and help build a brighter tomorrow, Melomed partnered with Pathcare Laboratories, BMW corporate sales executive Sthembiso Kunene and Nhlanhla Mabaso from Tiger Brands, who also contributed to the campaign in a bid to pay it forward.

Melomed Hospital Richards Bay management extends its heartfelt gratitude to the staff and Pathcare Laboratories for their generosity and support, which made the initiative an overwhelming success.

Corner of N2 & MR 496 (John Ross Highway), Richards Bay, South Africa
Phone: 035 791 5300 | Email: info@melomed.co.za
www.melomed.co.za

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