Help assist Isinamuva Initiative
They want to encourage those who are less fortunate to not give up on their future.
NPO Isinamuva Initiative has requested donations to assist them in helping the less fortunate.
The organisation is located at 48 Cornwell Street in Langaville and has 120 families they help with food parcels, clothing, sanitary towels, toiletries, school accessories and the like.
These families are assisted with these items every three months.
“It is truly by God’s grace that we manage to help these families when our bank accounts are negative due to the pandemic,” the organisation said.
According to them, the stay-at-home mandate to stop the spread of this virus proved that more families are facing undue hardship due to job losses and other difficulties that came with the pandemic.
They want to encourage those who are less fortunate to not give up on their future.
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“Their situation does not determine their destiny, but it should fuel their desire and focus on building a bright future,” they added.
The organisation works with Kikilikiki Sekusile Enterprise clothing brand, which will be hosting a local brand affair charity fun day at Madalane Park, Extension Seven from 12:00 to 18:00 on December 11.
Five local brands will be donating items, namely T-shirts, caps and hats to five children. Toiletries and sanitary towels will also be given away.
The initiative will be about giving a helping hand to those who need help, especially children since it is the festive season.
“It is not about how much we give but how much love we put into giving,” they said.
Kikilikiki Sekusile Enterprise is a local clothing brand sponsoring the fun day and will be donating to 20 children on the day.
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The donation includes clothes, jumping castles and a sound system.
The organisation is inviting anyone who can assist to kindly help them with groceries, toiletries, sanitary towels, clothes (new and old), school accessories, tents and chairs and toilets. They kindly accept cash donations, as well as goods or services.
Names and company logos of those who donated will be advertised on their poster and included in their press release that will be published on their social media platforms and radio.Those who wish to donate can contact Isinamuva Initiative founder Sipho George Mazibuko on 081 412 7920/063 042 7216 or at isinamuvainitiative.org@gmail.com
“We would like to thank you in advance for your generosity,” said the founder.
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