POLOKWANE – After reading the article published in BONUS on 11 July about Kholofelo Mogolola from Blood River who welcomed triplets, two girls and a boy, Auto Fix Service Centre at the Seshego Plaza decided to donate diapers and clothes to the new born babies.
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Sadly a week after their birth, one of the triplets, a girl, died.
Auto Fix Service Centre Branch Manager, Karabo Ramaahlama, said she was touched by Kholofelo’s story.
“I didn’t know her, but I realised that maybe this young girl needs assistance. I spoke with my colleagues and members of Kingdom Covenant Church in Westenburg and decided to buy some diapers and clothes for the children. This is not going to be a once-off thing as I will try by all means to give her and her children the necessary support. Raising two children at the same time is not easy and Kholofelo is a Gr 12 learner so she needs time to study so she can pass matric. As Auto Fix Service Centre Seshego Plaza, we do our best to help the communities we serve,” Ramaahlama said.
Itumeleng Mogolola, Kholofelo’s mother, thanked Auto Fix Service Centre for their contributions. “We are elated to know there are some people who really care for my daughter and my grandchildren, it really means a lot to us. We hope others will follow their example and donate so my grandchildren will have a great life,” said Itumeleng.
Kholofelo thanked Auto Fix Service and said: “I am happy that Auto Fix Service Centre came to my rescue. This means a lot to me. My children were a gift from God and I will look after them,” she said.
