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Bathu founder, Theo Baloyi donates 1000 pairs of shoes to students

Theo Baloyi, the creative force behind Bathu footwear, donates 1,000 pairs of shoes to underprivileged students as a passionate act of kindness in celebration of Nelson Mandela Day.

Theo, known for bringing Bathu’s unique South African flair to the shoe industry, has had an impact that goes beyond just fashion.

He shared on social media snaps of his visit to his previous high school with the caption:

“Today, Bathu Care Foundation made a lasting impact by donating 1000 pairs of shoes to our future leaders at my former high school on Mandela Day. Proud to walk alongside these young minds towards a brighter tomorrow.”

“You are not defined by your circumstances, but by possibilities,” he shared on Instagram.

 

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X (Formerly Twitter) users took to the platform’s comment section praising his kindness:

It is clear that through his generosity, the Bathu founder has not only given the learners shoes but also sown seeds of empowerment and positivity.

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