Local foundation makes dreams come true for matriculants
This inspiring collaboration between Sisterhood Foundation SA and Eldomaine High School is a shining example of community spirit, making a difference in the lives of matrics.
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Sisterhood Foundation SA and Eldomaine High School joined forces to make the matric dance a reality for underprivileged students.
For the fifth consecutive year, this dynamic duo has been providing matric dance attire and jewellery to deserving learners, giving them an unforgettable night to cherish.
Amani Williams from Eldomaine High School praised the initiative, saying the matric dance drive is a heart-warming experience, allowing mainly underprivileged or middle-class boys and girls to attend their matric dance.
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“This initiative provides an experience of what it is to dress in suits and feel the full experience.
“I would like to thank the foundation; they have outdone themselves to provide this experience to many girls and boys.” Williams emphasized that the event brings joy to both learners and their parents, giving their children a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Miss Eldorado Park 2024, Ciara Cox, expressed her gratitude for being part of this initiative.
“As the Mr and Miss Eldorado Park 2024 title holders, we are truly honoured to have been invited to assist with this amazing initiative.
“Our wish for the Class of 2024 is to prosper in every aspect of their lives as they embark on this new journey.
“The foundation is proof of how our community is our strength, and our youth is our future,” stated Cox.
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Jacqueline Baartman from MCK Special Needs School in Lenasia attended the event for the first time and was deeply moved.
“I was filled with emotion, happiness and grateful that the team is going over and beyond to assist matriculants. They are allowing them to get the opportunity to experience the banquet.”
Baartman encouraged others to join the initiative, saying, “All I can do is encourage everyone to be part of this journey. Let’s try to assist where we can.” Sade Klassen praised the foundation’s selfless work, adding that helping one child can make a huge difference.
“I praise the foundation’s amazing team and encourage them to keep going. This initiative is so heartwarming; many of our kids are not privileged enough to have this luxury.
“This showcases that whenever we, as people of the community, come together to combat this wholeheartedly, we make that difference that our kids need so much,” she said.
This inspiring collaboration between Sisterhood Foundation SA and Eldomaine High School is a shining example of community spirit, making a difference in the lives of matrics.
