After losing her parents, Kayla needs help to finish her degree
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The Willard Batteries Bursary Fund will assist Kayla with R70,000 towards her 2024 third-year studies at NWU. #GoodMorningAngels
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Replacing pit toilets with safe facilities at Ian Mackenzie Secondary School in Bushbuckridge
From the funds raised for Good Morning Angels through last year’s Santa’s Stash competition, LottoStar will sponsor the R830 000 needed for Breadline Africa to build brand-new toilet facilities at Ian Mackenzie Secondary School. This also includes maintenance for five years.
Bringing safe toilets to the children of Sijabulile Primary School in Mbombela
From the funds raised for Good Morning Angels through last year’s Santa’s Stash competition, LottoStar will sponsor the R790 000 needed for Breadline Africa to build brand-new toilet facilities for Sijabulile Primary School. This includes maintenance for five years.
More help for young mom who suffered a stroke days after giving birth
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