HOLAH is calling on local shop owners to host donation boxes, making it easier for customers to support babies and children in need.
Hillcrest, South Africa (16 April 2026) – A heartfelt call has gone out to local shop owners to help make a meaningful difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable members of the community.
HOLAH (House of Love and Hope), a safe and loving home for abandoned babies, toddlers and children with special needs, is inviting businesses to partner with them by hosting donation drop-off boxes in their stores.
The idea is to place a donation box in-store, customers can easily pick up an extra essential item while shopping and place it in the box before they leave. These small acts of kindness can quickly add up to provide much-needed support for the children in HOLAH’s care.
Items such as baby formula, nappies, wipes and other daily essentials are always in high demand, and every contribution goes a long way in helping the organisation continue its work.
Like many child-care organisations, HOLAH relies heavily on the generosity of the community to meet the everyday needs of the children they look after. Creating more accessible donation points in local shops not only makes giving easier, but also helps raise awareness about the ongoing needs within the community.
Shop owners and managers who are willing to host a donation box are encouraged to get in touch here and become part of this growing support network.
Community members are also encouraged to spread the word by sharing the initiative and encouraging local businesses to get involved.
Together, through small but meaningful contributions, it’s possible to help ensure that every child at HOLAH has the essentials they need.
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