#PurpleDay: People step out to create epilepsy awareness at Mushroom Farm Park [VIDEO]
SANDOWN – The Sandton Chronicle is currently at Mushroom Park to support epilepsy awareness. Are you there too?
Location: Mushroom Farm Park
Are you supporting #PurpleDay? Come meet the @Sandton_News team and show you care for epilepsy awareness pic.twitter.com/PnaakbN9Ia
— Ashtyn Mackenzie (@AshtynMackenzie) March 25, 2018
@Sandton_News @GenerosityWater #Kingsley at #PurpleDay #PurpleMax pic.twitter.com/PvVFXNpLG5
— Melanie 💬 (@MelanieMinnaar) March 25, 2018
@Sandton_News is at Mushroom Park this morning in support of Purple Day pic.twitter.com/F6DTXG6YCq
— Daniella Graham (@DpDaniella) March 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/Will_Diomasaigh/status/977818744801124352
https://twitter.com/Will_Diomasaigh/status/977814140571082752
Assault Riderz show their support for #PurpleDay at Mushroom Park in Sandton @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/zXvN7z0Cg7
— Ashtyn Mackenzie (@AshtynMackenzie) March 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/Will_Diomasaigh/status/977811448498937856
#PurpleDay starts with a 2km and 5km walk @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/FJWYxY0qSU
— Ashtyn Mackenzie (@AshtynMackenzie) March 25, 2018
#PurpleDay #Scouts gather to raise awareness for epilepsy @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/iWhQAJZWcU
— Ashtyn Mackenzie (@AshtynMackenzie) March 25, 2018
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