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De La Salle Holy Cross College in Victory Park loaded another six tons of drinking water onto a truck on 4 March.
The water was loaded to be taken to Holy Cross College Primary School in the drought-stricken Aliwal North. Thus far the school collected and distributed a record 54 tons of water.
Gratech Water and The Pump Shop in Randburg donated two JoJo tanks and a pump that has now been installed at the Holy Cross College in Aliwal North. Sister Beatrix from the school in Aliwal North, was especially excited about the donation. “Can we ever thank De La Salle Holy Cross College enough. Believe and you shall receive. God bless you all and all our benefactors,” said Sister Beatrix.
![One of the two JoJo tanks donated and installed at De La Salle Holy Cross College in Aliwal North will collect much needed water. Photo supplied.](https://images.caxton.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2016/03/NT10MARIwater2_25352-520x390.jpg)
The water has also been distributed to Dukathole Location near Aliwal North. De La Salle also donated water to Angels Refuge SA in the North West province for distribution to three schools, an old age home and a hospice in the Kraaipan township.
De La Salle Holy Cross College would like to thank their community, schools, churches and local businesses for the incredible support.
Details: De La Salle Holy Cross College, 011 888 1692.
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