Help Milk Matters by donating a sturdy coolbox with wheels for transporting donated breastmilk for the milk bank.

Mowbray, Western Cape

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Heavy batches of donated breastmilk plus cold bricks need to be transported daily, always maintaining the cold chain and wheeled coolboxes would help enormously.

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Milk Matters

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