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    CANSA gets Sandton City doors

    Through its R1.77bn first phase repositioning programme, Sandton City Shopping Centre was able to donate 58 doors of various sizes to CANSA (Cancer Association of South Africa) for use in renovating the Gwaranang building in the new Steve Biko Paediatric Oncology Unit. CANSA made use of the voluntary services of the Round Table Organization to collect the donated goods.
    20 Jan 2010
    L-R: Members from the Round Table Pretoria 136 - Kleinboi Mashebale; Daryn Pretorius; Paul Dold; Jacques Cloete and Enoch Mazibuko from Sandton City Shopping Centre.
    L-R: Members from the Round Table Pretoria 136 - Kleinboi Mashebale; Daryn Pretorius; Paul Dold; Jacques Cloete and Enoch Mazibuko from Sandton City Shopping Centre.

    "Sandton City is currently undergoing exciting changes, which means that we are in the fortunate position to salvage many re-usable items such as doors and bathroom fittings. We have assisted various organisations within our community with the donation of these salvaged items, with CANSA being the most recent organisation," says Sharon Swain, centre manager.

    Read more: Sharon Swain, Cancer Association of South Africa
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