THE Yellowwood Park Craft Market is back and better than ever.
After being non-operational for months due to the lockdown, the much-loved fundraising initiative is back in business as of August. All funds raised go towards Yellowwood Park Montclair Animals (YMA) which is a registered non-profit company (NPC) dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of abused and abandoned animals in the Yellowwood Park, Woodhaven, Woodlands and Montclair communities.
The market is open every Saturday from 9am to 2pm and is situated between Yellowwood Park Spar and the Sports Club. Show your support for this exciting initiative aimed at uplifting animals and the community that cares for them. A variety of crafts, knitwear, art, masks, food, sweet treats, eggs, fruit and vegetables, locally made and pre-loved clothing, toys, bags, detergents, books, pet accessories, spices and pickles are available.
To book your stall or for more information call Priya Naidoo on 083-388-7237 or Juanita Reynen on 084-813-7370 or e-mail ywpmontclairanimals@gmail.com.
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