Support the Denis Hurley Centre
Any financial donation made by an individual or a business before next Monday (28 February) can help reduce your tax bill for this year.
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THERE are some simple practical ways of helping the Denis Hurley Centre (DHS) in its various programmes at the moment:
Any financial donation made by an individual or a business before next Monday (28 February) can help reduce your tax bill for this year! Financial donations are especially important to fund the life-saving work of our clinic which had over 20,000 patient interactions last year.
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The community can volunteer to prepare breakfast and lunch on a Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Finally, people can buy books from the StreetLit vendors around town: follow DHS on Facebook to see where they are operating or look out for the bright green shirts. Every book you buy is helping a formerly homeless person stay off the streets.
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Contact Illa Thompson about donations of books in good condition for our vendors at pubmatgal@gmail.com.
The centre especially needs dictionaries, popular novels, recipe books, children’s books, and novels in isiZulu.
Please do NOT deliver to the DHC or to book vendors directly. Contact the centre on 031 301 2240 for more details.
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