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Ten reasons to GO BIG on Casual Day 2013

Ten reasons to GO BIG on Casual Day 2013

Date: 2013-08-23
Come one, come all - to the grandest Casual Day of all.
Join the party parade - like you're ten feet tall!

The date is Friday 6 September. Put this in your diaries and start putting together a big outfit. Because the theme for 2013 is Go Big!

This year we are pulling out all the stops to create a Casual Day that is bigger and better than ever, inviting all local companies, local authorities, schools, clubs and organisations in the area to join in the fun, because Casual Day puts the fun into fundraising.

Miss SA Marilyn Ramos has added Casual Day to her portfolio of causes that she will support this year. She is passionate about children, and has spent much of her reign so far advocating and caring for vulnerable children. By supporting the Casual Day campaign, she is helping to raise awareness of the needs of all persons with disabilities.

"This year we aim to make a big, if not massive, impact with our Go Big campaign - so whether you wear big hair, big glasses, a big tie, big shoes, or just go big on the number of stickers you wear, anything goes, as long as it's big," says Casual Day project leader Celeste Vinassa.

Leading retail group Edcon, is Casual Day's principal financial sponsor.
Stickers are available at all Edcon stores, which include the following brands: Edgars, Jet, JetMart, Boardmans, CNA, Red Square and LEGIT. Stickers will also be available at Absa, Game and DionWired stores, Checkers, Checkers Hyper or any of the participating beneficiary organisations (for full list see https://www.casualday.co.za).