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Divan Kennedy |
Leonora La Grange |
Somerset Mall and CANSA unite for worthy cause
Somerset Mall once again welcomed The Cancer Association of South Africa to the Centre Court on 5 March for the annual CANSA Shavathon. Hundreds of heads were shaved and sprayed and a whopping R23 050 raise for this worthy cause.
The Somerset Mall Shavathon was held in conjunction with CANSA. Shoppers shaved or sprayed their in order to show solidarity for cancer survivors or loved ones lost by making a R50 donation. In return for supporting the Shavathon, shoppers were treated to free gifts from Somerset Mall tenants such as Mugg 'n Bean, Sass Diva and Crocs. Somerset Mall would like to thank all tenants and loyal shoppers who helped to make a difference.
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| Jean-siri, Hanli and Nicholas Abegglen |
Ingrid Peters |
Ayanda Hewu & Shirley Moth, Diva Ladies |
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| Megan, Kevin and Ashley Spolander |
Pat O'Reilly |
SG Le Riche holding Crocs and
Sass Diva vouchers |
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Somerset Mall shoppers support CANSA - 6 March 2010
Somerset Mall once again welcomed The Cancer Association of South Africa to the Centre Court on 6 March for the annual CANSA Shavathon. Hundreds of heads were shaved and sprayed and a whopping R27 000 raised.
The Somerset Mall Shavathon was held in conjunction with CANSA and with the support of Radio Helderberg’s Dream Team. Shoppers shaved or sprayed their hair in order to show solidarity for cancer survivors by making a R50 donation. In return for supporting the Shavathon, shoppers were treated to free gifts from Somerset Mall tenants such as Mugg & Bean, Wimpy, Dis-Chem and Mellins Optometrists. Somerset Mall would like to thank all tenants and loyal shoppers who helped them make a difference.
View the event's photos on the Somerset Mall Facebook page.
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Book worms raise record takings
Somerset Mall hosted its first ever Charity Book Fair from the 25 to 28 June 2009 producing a staggering R180 000 for the 21 charities participating.
"We felt that the Book Fair was a novel way to support charities in the Cape Town Region as they all desperately need funds and community support. The mall provided for all advertising, bags and equipment which left the charities to focus on raising much needed funds. We are extremely happy with this year's Fair and we will definitely host it again next year," says Philippa Kruger Marketing Manager for Somerset Mall.
Charities participated in the event over a four day period at the end of June where all profits generated from the sale of books were for the benefit of the individual charities. |
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