Help Groote Schuur Hospital Trust by donating new or gently used adult clothing for our patients in need
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Clothing
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Mixed clothing
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Help Groote Schuur Hospital Trust by donating new or gently used adult clothing for our patients in need
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This Mandela Month, you can make a real difference in someone’s life by donating new or gently used clothing to patients in need at Groote Schuur Hospital. Every day, patients arrive at the hospital with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Many are admitted urgently, with no time to pack or prepare. Your donation can help restore comfort and dignity to vulnerable individuals during a difficult time in their lives. We’re calling on our community to support this meaningful initiative by donating the following items: ✔️ New undergarments – for both men and women ✔️ Clean new or gently used men & women clothing ✔️ Men’s trousers – sizes 28 to 38 ✔️ Flat shoes – flip-flops or any comfortable flat shoes ✔️ Warm layers – jerseys, hoodies, jackets, and pants for men and women 📍Drop-off Location: Groote Schuur Hospital – Old Main Building, Facility Board Office (Room E49) 🕘Drop-off Times: 09:00 to 15:00 Let’s honour Madiba’s legacy by offering comfort and compassion to those who need it most. #MandelaDay #DonateWithDignity #GSHTrust #ClothingDrive #GrooteSchuurHospital #BecauseItMatters
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