Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs by 🧱 Help Us Build Hope – One Brick at a Time 🧱 for After-School Centre
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Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs by 🧱 Help Us Build Hope – One Brick at a Time 🧱 for After-School Centre
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National Rescue for Poverty and Drugs is building a safe, nurturing After-School Centre for children in our community — a place where they can learn, grow, and dream beyond the limits of poverty and violence. But we can't finish it without your help. We urgently need building materials — bricks, cement, timber, roofing, paint, and more — to complete the centre and open its doors to the children who need it most. 💛 Why It Matters: Every donation helps create a space where children can receive tutoring, meals, mentorship, and emotional support — keeping them off the streets and away from danger. 🏗️ What You Can Give: • Bricks, cement, sand • Roofing sheets, timber, nails • Paint, plumbing supplies, windows • Or any other building materials you can spare 📍 Where to Donate: Drop-off location: email : donations1@nationalrescue.co.za Or contact us to arrange collection: -68 289 1580 🙏 Be Part of the Foundation of Change. Your donation builds more than walls — it builds futures.
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