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As Casual Day 2021 is earmarked for this upcoming Friday, 03 September 2021, the prominent South Africa fundraising campaign pleads for provision for its massive outreach platform.
Casual Day is a flagship fundraising campaign that is led by The National Council of and for Persons With Disabilities In South Africa.
Fitting well to support persons with disabilities, it’s an elite South African fundraising awareness campaign that has been in existence for over 27years.
The campaign has received a high doctrine endorsement, as it has been celebrated in our schools, various NPOs as well as multiple coorporations in our country through the purchase of a Casual Day sticker.
Usually taking place on the month of September, South Africans from all corners of our country dress up exclusively, with colour of their outfit resembling well with Casual Day’s echoed theme of the year.
How fellow South Africans can get involved?
This year’s Casual Day, is themed: “COURAGE AND KINDNESS”
The fundraising campaign recently in 2020, partnered with Disney Africa, for Disney Ultimate Princess Celebration.
South Africans can get involved by purchasing a Casual Day Sticker or a personalised digital sticker on the Casual Day website or at participating Casual Day stores for R20.
As well as Courage and Kindness wristband.
Casual Day also encourage South Africans to order merchandise on their website.
These are some of the participating stores you can purchase your stickers at: www.loot.co.za, JET, THE HUB, JAM.
On a lighter note, the purchase of Casual Day stickers assists the campaign to assist persons with Disabilities by means of material relief and promoting their rights to education, accessibilities in society, these tangible responsibilities grants to assist persons with Disabilities in their daily lives.
To find out further information about Casual Day log on to: www.casualday.co.za
See you on Friday the 3rd of September.
Esther Motlhabane is a Casual Day Goodwill Ambassador and she has appeared on the Casual Day 2017 TV commercial.
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