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Casually Supporting the Disabled

7 September 2015 by Alan
Pavilion Casual Day
The Pavilion Centre Management team

Casual Day has become one of The Pavilion Shopping Centre’s favourite causes to support – being South Africa’s foremost fundraising campaign for persons with disabilities and flagship project of the National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities in SA (NCPPDSA).

Last Friday, the centre management staff of The Pavilion Shopping Centre, wore their stickers with pride, aiming to put a spring in their step for this special initiative.

Now in its 21st year, Casual Day does not only raise funds, but also raises awareness of opportunities for full inclusion of persons with disabilities into the community and with the theme “Spring into action for persons with disabilities”, the spirit of spring was definitely in the air.

The Pavilion look forward to supporting this cause once again, next year!

Category: BusinessTag: Casual Day, Pavilion

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