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In the Spirit of Pink: Nicci Boutique Gives Back

10 December 2024 by Guest

In the Spirit of Pink: Nicci’s Season of Giving. As the festive season shines brightly and Nicci Boutiques wraps up its heartfelt campaign in support of PinkDrive – Nicci continues its tradition of giving back. On Thursday, the 5th of December 2024, Nicci proudly handed over a cheque of R10 723,00 to PinkDrive, South Africa’s …

  • In the Spirit of Pink: Nicci’s Season of Giving.

As the festive season shines brightly and Nicci Boutiques wraps up its heartfelt campaign in support of PinkDrive – Nicci continues its tradition of giving back.

On Thursday, the 5th of December 2024, Nicci proudly handed over a cheque of R10 723,00 to PinkDrive, South Africa’s leading breast cancer awareness organisation, marking the culmination of its #NicciGivesBack campaign.

Nicci took it upon themselves to create special locally crafted pink bracelets to symbolise their partnership in solidarity with PinkDrive and all those directly or indirectly affected by breast cancer. “It brings us the greatest joy to work with Nicci Boutique. They are just as passionate as us in supporting their community in the fight against breast cancer,” said Nelius du Preez, operations manager at PinkDrive.

With each purchase of these beautifully crafted bracelets, proceeds were donated to PinkDrive to assist in funding mobile health services, bringing life-saving cancer screenings to disadvantaged communities.

“Each bracelet represents our customers’ generosity and commitment to making a difference,” shared Niki Breger, Co-Owner of Nicci Boutiques. “This campaign was more than a fashion statement; it was a message of hope for thousands of people.”

As Nicci customers prepare for their year-end and festive celebrations, Nicci invites everyone to join their legacy of giving, reminding us all that every stylish choice can make a powerful impact.

“At Nicci, the festive season is a time to reflect on what matters most, supporting the community that supports us,” said Niki. “We urge everyone to continue supporting causes close to their hearts.”

Nicci looks forward to amplifying its community-focused efforts with all its loyal shoppers in the upcoming year.

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Author: Tinyiko Mabasa from Nicci Boutique on behalf of Nicci Boutique.

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