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Honouring a legacy of lending a helping hand

District Mail and Helderberg Gazette

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31 Jan 2024

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Dozens of schoolchildren were once again the recipients of much-needed school shoes, bags and uniforms during the first week of school by the Libra Trust, a project spearheaded annually by Peter Peterson as a means of remembering his daughter, Tracey Agram, who died in 2015 and was very involved in assisting underprivileged children. Perpetuating her passion served to remind him of her selflessness and keep her memory alive. Learners of ACJ Phakade, Rusthof Primary and Dr GJ Joubert Primary School were the main beneficiaries. Pictured at the handover which took place at Dr GJ Joubert Primary School are (front, from left) Janika Visagie, Breyten Arendse, Antonio Daniels, Sash-lee Frans, Curtley Booysen and Ansligh Jack

Honouring a legacy of lending a helping hand

District Mail and Helderberg Gazette

|

31 Jan 2024

Dozens of schoolchildren were once again the recipients of much-needed school shoes, bags and uniforms during the first week of school by the Libra Trust, a project spearheaded annually by Peter Peterson as a means of remembering his daughter, Tracey Agram, who died in 2015 and was very involved in assisting underprivileged children. Perpetuating her passion served to remind him of her selflessness and keep her memory alive. Learners of ACJ Phakade, Rusthof Primary and Dr GJ Joubert Primary School were the main beneficiaries. Pictured at the handover which took place at Dr GJ Joubert Primary School are (front, from left) Janika Visagie, Breyten Arendse, Antonio Daniels, Sash-lee Frans, Curtley Booysen and Ansligh Jack

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