The two recipients of the donation gave a presentation about the breakdown at Media Park in Bloemfontein today. They discussed what they plan to do with the donation and how it will contribute to the warmhearted work they do for children's upliftment and development.

Child Welfare Bloemfontein and Childline Free State is going to create a mobile computer centre to help children in Heidedal and Mangaung doing homework and gaining essential life skills. 

Martie du Plessis school will further develop the inclusive playground at the school to make it even more accessible to children in wheelchairs by covering the sand and dust ground between apparatus with artificial grass.

Kids at the Heidedal Safe Park busy doing homework. Photo: Supplied

Children doing homework at Mangaung centre of Child Welfare.

The apparatus in the playground at Martie du Plessis School help with the children's development. Photo: Mark Steenbok

A happy learner at Martie du Plessis can now swing while sitting in a wheelchair. Photo: Mark Steenbok

From left to right is Nick Efstathiou, general manager of OFM, Anli Starke, teacher at Martie du Plessis school, Francois van Heerden, principal of Martie du Plessis school), Lize du Plooy, programme manager at Child Welfare Bloemfontein and Childline Free State, and the Public Relations Manager of Shoprite Checkers, Miemie Kleingeld. Photo: Mark Steenbok