Rosie Community rises to the occasion
CRAIGHALL PARK – The successful fundraising was accomplished on St Teresa’s Pyjama Day combined with Slipper Day.
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This year, St Teresa’s School combined their annual Pyjama Day with Reach for a Dream’s annual Slipper Day fundraiser.
According to computer teacher and marketing liaison at the school Lianda May, in addition to purchasing a sticker for Slipper Day which took place on 7 May, the girls were invited to bring new or used winter clothing and/or blankets to school to be donated through Sisters of Mercy to their various shelters and outreach projects.
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She said, “As always, our Rosie community rose to the occasion and we raised R3 660 for Reach for a Dream and received bags and bags of clothing and blankets which we know are going to keep many disadvantaged families snug and warm this winter.”
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