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Toyota South Africa and Kaizer Chiefs Uplift Children at Ethelbert Child and Youth Care Centre | SA News

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) and Kaizer Chiefs Football Club have announced that they have visited the Ethelbert Child and Youth Care Centre in KwaZulu-Natal ahead of the Toyota Cup match that took place at Moses Mabhida on Saturday, 26 July.

Building on the momentum that began on Mandela Day in 2023, this collaborative initiative continues to transform sponsorship visibility into meaningful support for South Africa’s most vulnerable communities bringing not only donations, but connection, encouragement and joy to the children living in the center, says the duo.

As part of their ongoing ‘Heart on Sleeve’ initiative, the two partners delivered essentials including brand-new…

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