“The jar won’t fix their problems by any means, but we really trust and believe that the items inside will bring a smile to their faces amid the daily trauma they face, will shine light into the darkness of this terrible season and most importantly, will give them hope to keep pushing forward despite how hard things may be...," said Dc Coffee Co in a post describing what is inside the jar.
The business, which has taken a knock due to the new lockdown restrictions, also urged customers to support it to stay afloat. It said a portion of the money would go towards the “hero jar” initiative, which will run for up to four weeks.
Joburgers were more than keen to honour health workers.
On Thursday, the store announced that it sent the first 30 jars to front line workers and will be sending 100 by the weekend.
If you want to donate, check out their Facebook page.