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Support those with disabilities this Casual Day

17 Aug 2012

Every year South Africans are called upon to dress differently on the first Friday of September and to show their support for persons with disabilities. This year Casual Day is on 7 September and the theme is "Get on Board" where everyone is encouraged to dress like a sailor, captain, mermaid or pirate. If you don't feel like wearing an entire get-up, then just wear blue - as long as you get on board!

This is a great opportunity for companies to build team spirit as it is not only a lot of fun, but also a fantastic way to show support for a good cause. With a R10 donation you could fill a gap in someone's life and show the rest of the world that you are willing to make a difference.

You can get your official Casual Day sticker from Epilepsy South Africa National Office. Get on board and show that you care with what you wear on 7 September.

Contact Wynand du Toit at az.gro.yspelipe@on.gnisiardnuf or on +27 (0)21 595 4900 to get your stickers. Visit www.epilepsy.org.za for more information about Epilepsy South Africa.

Casual Day is the biggest fundraising project and drive for support for persons with disabilities.