Help Ernest Foundation by donating 4 storage shelves/cubbies for organizing books and toys
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Childcare
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Children's furniture
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Help Ernest Foundation by donating 4 storage shelves/cubbies for organizing books and toys
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The Ernest Foundation is seeking donations of 4 storage shelves or cubbies to help us organize and create a more inviting and functional space for the children in our care in Orange Farm, South Africa. Proper storage is essential for maintaining an organized and stimulating environment. These units will allow us to: Organize Resources: Create a dedicated and accessible home for our growing collection of books, educational toys, and art supplies. Encourage Independence: Empower children to easily find and put away their own books and toys, fostering a sense of responsibility and order. Enhance the Learning Environment: Reduce clutter and create a calmer, more focused space for learning and play. Preserve Materials: Protect our valuable donated books and toys from damage, ensuring they last longer for future use. We are looking for sturdy, durable storage units (e.g., cube organizers, bookshelves with cubbies) that are in good condition and safe for children's use. Your contribution will directly support our mission by creating a more effective and nurturing space for the children we serve. Drop-off Location: The Ernest Foundation, 9929 Stretford 6, Orange Farm, 1841. Contact for Pick-up/Enquiries: 068 412 5933 or ernestfoundation1@gmail.com
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