Help Epic Foundation by donating any large pieces of fabric for making our own drawstring bags

Steeledale, Gauteng

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Any large pieces of fabric, cotton and ribbon will be appreciated. We have various individuals who can sew for us and we can then provide them with the materials to do so.

About this Cause

Epic Foundation

Violence & Abuse Recovery

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We help survivors of gender-based violence by assisting with projects and initiatives

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