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Put your best slipper forward for 2019 Slipper Day

Take this casual Friday to the next level by wearing your slippers to work for Slipper Day. Not only will your feet be extra warm and comfortable, but it is also for a good cause too.

By purchasing your Slipper Day 2019 wristband for R10 at any Pick n Pay, Wimpy or Dis-Chem, you will contribute to providing strength, hope and courage to children with life-threating illnesses thatReach For A Dream empowers.

For over 30 years, the Reach For A Dream Foundation has brought hope to over 60 000 life-threatened children across South Africa with the goal to give the child courage to carry on their fight. During this time, more than 16 000 dreams have been fulfilled ranging from a bedroom makeover to arranging for a child to meet their favourite celebrity or fly in a plane.

“Slipper Day is a fun way to support a wonderful cause and we urge businesses and schools to take up the challenge to buy their wristbands and wear their favourite slippers on 10 May,” says Suzanne Ackerman-Berman, Pick n Pay director of transformation.

If you want to put your best slipper forward this year, Pick n Pay has launched novelty slippers for Slipper Day for men, woman and children to choose from. The fun range includes dog, bunny, rhino, llama, flamingo or brightly coloured unicorn slippers. Also, by buying one of these novelty slippers before 10 May, Pick n Pay will donate R10 of the purchase price to Reach For A Dream.

“We want make this day as fun as possible for customers to participate so that we can help make a child’s dream come true,” concludes Ackerman-Berman.

A Slipper Day 2019 wristband is available at any Pick n Pay, Wimpy or Dis-chem.

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