Make donations to help local fête successful
Thembalami’s legendary white elephant table, where visitors are bound to find a bargain or two, will also be open.
Rand Aid called on the community to help make Thembalami Care Centre and Max Ordman Deaf Association’s (MODA) fête successful.
Run by the Rand Aid Association, an NPO, Thembalami cares for senior citizens who cannot live independently, while MODA is home to older people with hearing challenges.
Some residents receive little more than a government subsidy, and the annual fundraising fête adds warmth to their lives.
This year, the event will be held on October 28.
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Various food and other stalls and a tea garden will be available.
Thembalami’s legendary white elephant table, where visitors are bound to find a bargain or two, will also be open.
The public can support the care centre by donating unwanted items in good condition to the centre for sale at the fête.
Items sought for donation include glassware, Tupperware, blankets, electrical appliances, tools and second-hand clothing.
To have a stall or donate items, contact Elize Raath or Esme van der Walt on 010 534 8771, eraath@randaid.co.za or evanderwalt@randaid.co.za
