Symphony Healths Gift To Tsholofelo Foundation

Tuesday, May 03, 2016

Children find everything in nothing, even the smallest thing that doesnt matter to an adult can be priceless to a child. Such positivity in a child is what supposedly prompted Symphony Health to step up and give to needy children.

Symphony Health donated a whooping P15,000 to the children of Tsholofelo Foundation recently. Of this, P10,000 is for the renovation of the hostels and P5,000 was given to Tsholofelo Orchestra. The money was raised from the Thanksgiving Event that was held at Maitisong recently.

According to CEO Rose Tatedi, Symphony Health has been working with Tsholofelo Foundation for a couple of years, having been fully been engaged on the foundation’s Christmas Carols.

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