RESIDENTS in need of a helping hand were delighted to have been a part of the Ward 66 Unicorn Shopping initiative hosted in Bluff.
The free shopping experience eased the burdens of those who were unable to cope with the demands of life and served the most vulnerable residents in the Bluff community on September 24.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH: Unicorn Shopping at Bluff
Between 09:00 and 11:00, vulnerable children and adults could ‘shop’ for a few second-hand items at no cost and were pleased to have been a part of the Ward 66 Vulnerable Groups sub-committee’s initiative, held exclusively for those who really need it and are struggling.
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Ward 66 councillor Zoe Solomon said she was proud of the committee members for driving the initiative.
“We are proud, as a community, to be able to bring this sort of comfort to those who are vulnerable and in need. We hope to spread some love and cheer in the community, while we warm the hearts of those who are struggling and help them keep their bodies warm,” said Solomon.
For more information, or to donate your unwanted clothes, contact Chantal Bransgrove-Bower on 083 734 2841 or email Cbransgrove@gmail.com.
