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Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent
Waverly Blankets has donated 40 blankets to Harare Children’s Home in Eastlea following a devastating fire that damaged two blocks.
The fire, which resulted in the loss of all essential items for the children’s daily lives, has left the home in urgent need of assistance.
But while no fatalities were recorded in the fire, the children are without basic necessities such as furniture, blankets, sheets, clothes, school shoes, uniforms and toys.
In response to the dire situation, Waverley Blankets has donated 40 blankets to help the affected children cope with the loss.
“We were deeply saddened to hear about the devastating fire at the Harare Children’s Home,” said Mr Aron Vico, the managing director of Waverley Blankets.
“As a company committed to giving back to the community, we felt compelled to offer our support. We hope that these blankets provide some comfort to the affected children as they recover from this traumatic event.”
Harare Children’s Home director, Mrs Maria Sithole, thanked Waverley Blankets for the donation.
“We are incredibly grateful to Waverley Blankets for their kind, timely and continued support. These blankets will go a long way in providing comfort and security to the children who have lost so much.
“It is heart-warming to see the community rallying together during this difficult time,” said Mrs Sithole.
Harare Children’s Home is seeking further assistance to help rebuild the dormitories and replace the lost items.
They are appealing to individuals, organisations, and businesses to open their hearts and contribute in any way possible.
Mrs Sithole can be contacted on +263242747086/7 for those who wish to extend their support.
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