Support Casual Day
FERNDALE – Residents are asked to wear casual clothes for a donation to physically disabled.
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Residents have been asked to support Casual Day on 5 September, to show solidarity to people with physical disabilities.
Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (Prisa), based in Ferndale, calls upon residents to support the day, which is the flagship project of the National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities in South Africa (NCPPDSA).
To support Casual Day, residents must pledge a donation of R10 for the official Casual Day sticker, and wear casual clothes to work.
This year the theme is Bring out the Bling.
Bernadette Rigney, Casual Day ambassador, also made the plea, saying that “Casual Day is a fun way to raise funds for persons with disabilities. Funds raised from sticker donations provide material relief to persons with disabilities. It’s your chance to create a fun event in the office and boost morale.”
Residents can buy the stickers at all available Edcon stores, which include: Edgars, Edgars Active, Jet, Jet Mart, Boardmans, CNA and Red Square.
Stickers will also be available at Absa, Game and DionWired stores, Checkers, Shoprite and Checkers Hyper or any of the participating beneficiary organisations (for full list of these organisations see www.casualday.co.za).
Details: Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (Prisa) 011 326 1262.