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Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - The Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) is excited to announce the launch of its online shop that coincides with Giving Tuesday, which falls on Tuesday December 3 this year. This annual event is described as a ‘global generosity movement’ which was created in 2012 to encourage people to give back to their communities, support local non-profit organisations, such as Cansa, and help those in need.

“There are a variety of ways in which you can participate in Giving Tuesday,” says Elize Joubert, CEO.

“It could be by donating money, volunteering your time or simply buying a gift from our eShop, which is similar to making a financial donation, but has the added benefit of simplifying your festive season gifting. When you purchase a gift from our eShop, you are helping to raise funds that enable us to better serve those affected by cancer in South Africa,” she adds. 

Visit www.cansashop.org.za and by purchasing a gift this festive season on the shop doubles up as a ‘gift’ for the association and the people it supports. 

With more than 30 items to choose from, ranging from mugs, headwear, socks, running and cycling gear, shopping bags to sunhats for little ones, gift givers are spoilt for choice.

“It’s another way in which people can engage with us and help to make a positive difference to the work that we do,” adds Joubert.

“Next year, we’re looking forward to developing our eShop into a platform not only for raising funds, but also for raising awareness of cancer and encouraging participation in Cansa-related events, such as our annual Shavathon and Cuppa for Cansa high teas, Relay for Life and Cansa Active.”

While most of the items carry the Cansa brand, some are branded specifically for the association’s fund-raising events and can be used at those events as prizes, decoration or for activities, such as, the wide range of hair colour sprays for Shavathon events.
“At the end of the day it’s about making a positive impact and sprea-ding kindness,” says Joubert.