Good day,
My name is Laurika from Zola’s Paw Rescue. We would like to humbly invite your restaurant/hotel/business to partner with us for our fundraising raffle taking place this Saturday at the annual Sandown Bay Security Winter Market in Kleinmond.
Zola’s Paw Rescue helps neglected, abused and hungry animals in our local communities, and every cent raised goes directly towards food, sterilizations, medical care and giving these animals a second chance at life.
We are reaching out to local businesses for voucher donations or small sponsored prizes for our raffle table. This could be a meal voucher, accommodation voucher, spa treatment, coffee voucher, gift hamper, or any contribution your business would like to offer. Every donation, big or small, helps us make a difference.
In return, your business will be acknowledged and promoted at the market and on our social media platforms as one of the community partners helping support local animal rescue efforts.
The Winter Market promises to bring together families, local shoppers and businesses for a wonderful community day, and we would be incredibly grateful to have your support.
Thank you for considering being part of something meaningful for the animals who have nobody else to speak for them.
Kind regards,
Laurika
Zola’s Paw Rescue
Kleinmond
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