Polokwane Observer

Frogfoot hops, brings Easter joy

- Anne Mametja

Easter was a little more special at God’s Hope Orphanage in Polokwane this year.

Frogfoot, a Wi-Fi fibre solution company, hosted an Easter egg hunt at the orphanage on April 12 to brighten up their day.

Brand activation­s head Miranda du Preez said the company wants to be an active member in the communitie­s within which their fibre precincts lie.

They therefore wanted to give back where they see an opportunit­y to create some joy. “We understand that Easter is traditiona­lly seen as a time for families to get together. Few of these children are able to experience this due to their circumstan­ces and thus Frogfoot wanted to bring its family to them. We gave the children a treat for Easter to make it a memorable one,” Du Preez said.

The day included lunch and refreshmen­ts for the children and ended with handing out goodie bags with Frogfoot’s own winterthem­ed activity books to keep the fun going.

She added that where possible, Frogfoot tries to choose smaller children’s homes that might not have the support from government and are reliant on the public.

 ?? ?? God’s Hope Orphanage residents with the Frogfoot and Vox team ready for the Easter egg hunt.
God’s Hope Orphanage residents with the Frogfoot and Vox team ready for the Easter egg hunt.
 ?? ?? Frogfoot Wian Kotze, Angelique Van Niekerk, Peet Visagie (Vox internet service provider team), Karabo Mathe (Frogfoot) and God’s Hope Orphanage manager Charles Matovu.
Frogfoot Wian Kotze, Angelique Van Niekerk, Peet Visagie (Vox internet service provider team), Karabo Mathe (Frogfoot) and God’s Hope Orphanage manager Charles Matovu.

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