Help Joburg Child Welfare by donating Djembe drums for drumming entertainment with kids & community members.

 Melville, Gauteng

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Help Joburg Child Welfare by donating Djembe drums for drumming entertainment with kids & community members.

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Help Joburg Child Welfare by donating Djembe drums for drumming entertainment with kids & community members.

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Djembe Drum Donation Appeal The drums will be used for interactive drumming sessions, entertainment, cultural activities, team building and community events, creating a fun and positive space where children and community members can express themselves, learn, connect and enjoy music together. We are kindly appealing to individuals, organisations and businesses to donate Djembe drums of any suitable size to help us make these activities possible. Your donation will help us create moments of joy, creativity and connection through the power of music. 🥁❤️ We are specifically looking for: Djembe drums New or gently used drums in good, playable condition Different sizes are welcome

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About this Cause

Joburg Child Welfare

Joburg Child Welfare

Children & Youth

4.6 from 32 activities

We help Children in need of care & protection by providing residential, community & social work services

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