Se-Ki reach out to Epilepsy SA

For the fourth consecutive year Se-Ki made a generous contribution to a deserving organisation in the Parys community. This week he reached out to Epilepsy SA’s Free State/Northwest Centre in Parys with a much needed grocery donation which was handed to the centre on Friday morning.

This kind deed really goes a long way for the 71 residents of the centre of which most will be staying at the centre over the December holiday, making it a special Christmas for them too. For Se-Ki and his wife it is their way of giving back to the community and has he supported among others in the past the Tumahole Selfhelp Association for the Disabled, Free State Care in Action and the Lehlohonolo Day Care Centre.