Donate calculators, pens and pencils for high school learners

 Mamelodi 608-Jr, Gauteng

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Help M-Powerment Care  by donating calculators, pens, pencils, etc for high school learners.

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Education & Early Childhood Development

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Stationery & school supplies

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Donate calculators, pens and pencils for high school learners

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These stationery items will support students through M-Powerment Care's Education Support programme (EduBridge), helping to equip learners who may otherwise go without. We're aiming to support all learners from grade 8 to grade 12. Items should be new or in good, usable condition. Donations can be dropped off in Hatfield, and this need is ongoing throughout the year.

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education

Quality Education

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Impact Metrics

Confirmed results and current planning estimates. Estimates can change and are not targets.

  • Learners to be supported

    Not yet recordedCurrent planning estimate: 1,000 learners

  • Learning materials to be distributed

    Not yet recordedCurrent planning estimate: 1,000 items


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M-Powerment Care

M-Powerment Care

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