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Hyundai Donates Four Vehicles to Support Tygerberg Hospital and Tygerbear Foundation

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Hyundai Automotive South Africa partners with Tygerberg Hospital and the Tygerbear Foundation to enhance community outreach.

The collaboration introduces four new Hyundai vehicles, including the STARIA and GRAND i10 Cargo, to support vulnerable children and families. This initiative aims to extend the reach of psychosocial and trauma-informed services beyond hospital walls.

New Vehicles to Enhance Community Support

The partnership equips the Tygerberg Hospital Facility Board with a Hyundai STARIA and a Hyundai GRAND i10 Cargo. Meanwhile, the Tygerbear Foundation will receive a Hyundai STARIA and a Hyundai ALCAZAR SUV. These vehicles will facilitate community outreach, fundraising, and program delivery.

Mark Torrance, Hyundai Franchise Executive for Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, emphasized that mobility can transform lives. The reliable vehicles will bolster the organizations’ capacity to provide essential support services to vulnerable patients and families.

Celebrating Milestones and Community Commitment

This partnership coincides with significant anniversaries: the 50th of Tygerberg Hospital and the 25th of the Tygerbear Foundation. Manette de Jager, Chairperson of the Tygerberg Hospital Facility Board, highlighted the collaboration as a testament to compassion and a shared commitment to improving lives.

Hyundai’s support reflects a broader commitment to community engagement, showcasing how businesses can play a vital role in enhancing public healthcare services.

Next Steps in the Partnership

  • Implementation of community outreach programs using the new vehicles.
  • Ongoing collaboration between Hyundai and the Tygerbear Foundation.
  • Preferential pricing for staff purchasing new Hyundai vehicles.
  • Complimentary collection and delivery service for vehicle servicing.

This partnership exemplifies how business can uplift communities through targeted support and resources.

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