Help The Winnie Mabaso Foundation by donating a cordless drill for the maintenance team at our organisation
location
Ennerdale, Gauteng
category
Housing, Shelter & Community Facilities
sub-category
Building materials & tools
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Help The Winnie Mabaso Foundation by donating a cordless drill for the maintenance team at our organisation
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As an organization, we strive to maintain a safe, functional and comfortable environment for the children and staff in our care. A cordless drill would be a valuable addition to our maintenance equipment, assisting us with minor repairs, furniture assembly, installations and general maintenance around our facilities. Unfortunately, as a nonprofit organization, our operational resources are limited, making it challenging to purchase all the necessary equipment required to maintain our facilities. We would sincerely appreciate your consideration of this request. Your contribution would make a meaningful difference by helping us maintain our premises and ensuring that our facilities remain safe and suitable for the children we serve.
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