Help Johannesburg Dream Center NPC by donating Christmas Shoe Boxes for children
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Help Johannesburg Dream Center NPC by donating Christmas Shoe Boxes for children
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🎄 Help Us Bring Joy This Christmas! 🎄 This festive season, you can help children growing up in poverty by donating a Christmas Shoebox to a family in need. Each shoebox will bring smiles, dignity, and hope to children who might otherwise go without. Please wrap and label each shoebox clearly with the age group and gender it is meant for. Choose an age group below: • 0–2 years • 2–5 years • 5–10 years • 10–13 years • 13–18 years 📦 What to include in your shoebox: • A small toy (age-appropriate: soft toy, ball, car, doll, puzzle, etc.) • Stationery (notebooks, pencils, crayons, eraser, sharpener, pens) • Toiletries (soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, face cloth, deodorant for teens) • Non-perishable treats (sweets, biscuits, chips, hot chocolate sachets) • An item of clothing (socks, T-shirt, cap, hair accessories) • A personal note or Christmas card with a warm message Approximate value: R250 to R300. Please ensure all items are new and suitable for the selected age group. Thank you for helping us spread love and joy to families who need it most this Christmas.
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