MDF Magazine Issue 53 August 2017
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KZN<br />
Thank You to Westville<br />
Boys High School<br />
On Friday 24th February Westville Boys High<br />
School hosted their annual golf day at Kloof<br />
Country Club. We were given a hole to set up<br />
with our branded table and gazebo. Thank you<br />
for allowing us this opportunity to generate<br />
awareness and bring in much-needed funds.<br />
We raised R3 540 in donations.<br />
Mohamed Adam and Siyabonga<br />
Thusi get to be mobile<br />
On Thursday 6th April we were delighted that Mohamed<br />
Adam and Siyabonga Thusi received their motorised wheelchairs.<br />
Mohamed is 9 years old and affected with Duchenne<br />
muscular dystrophy. He attends A.M. Moolla Spes Nova<br />
School. He had never used a motorised wheelchair before<br />
and was full of excitement.<br />
Siyabonga Thusi also had not used a motorised wheelchair<br />
before and could not stop smiling. Siyabonga is 20 years old<br />
and has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. He lives in Tongaat<br />
with his mom, Nokuthula.<br />
Thank You<br />
Westville Senior Primary School<br />
On Thursday 6th April we were delighted that Mohamed<br />
Adam Westville Senior Primary School supported <strong>MDF</strong> KZN<br />
for the seventh year in a row and handed over a cheque of<br />
R3 000 on Friday, 30th June to support the Muscular<br />
Dystrophy Foundation KZN. Thank you so much to the<br />
Principal, Mr Richard Brown, the staff and pupils for<br />
your constant support; it is much appreciated.<br />
From Westville Senior Primary’s Facebook page:<br />
Our school motto, “Ut Prosim” (We Shall Serve) is an<br />
integral part of our school ethos and our children have a keen awareness of the need to play a positive role in<br />
supporting those in need. Today saw another chapter in this ongoing WSPS charity programme as the<br />
Muscular Dystrophy Foundation were handed a cheque of R3 000 to assist their excellent work in helping those<br />
with this debilitating condition. We take this opportunity to salute all the staff at <strong>MDF</strong> for their invaluable work.<br />
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