Local organisation gives back to the community
Community asked to assist identify deprived families for food packages.
Langaville – Rise Up Kasi feeding scheme, initiated by the MCG Projects non-profit organisation in partnership with Divine House of Grace International, donated 70 relief food parcels on Tuesday to needy families in Extension Eight.
This is part of their campaign, No Family Hungry Drive, to provide a meal a day to 125 households a day.
Founder and organiser of the MCG Projects Mandla Gininda says: “Since we have started the initiative, we have managed to donate food parcels to more than 400 families within our surroundings, we are prioritising those who are most affected.
“We have partnered up with local churches to ensure we reach more people. They also play a huge role in helping us identify families in need.”
The feeding programme will be visiting different sections to provide assistance to those who need it the most.
“We will continue at Extension Eight on Thursday and Friday from 12noon, at Gauteng Street, Sizabantu market (Open Space).
“For more information detailing our locations or should people like to make suggestions of places where we can visit, they are more than welcome to contact us via phone call or text. We are also available on
WhatsApp on 065 737 0779 or 071 222 2942,” says Gininda.
Also read: Support the Rise Up Kasi feeding scheme
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