Alberton Lions Club invites community to make a difference on World Hunger Day
Alberton Lions Club is rallying the community to take action against hunger this World Hunger Day through donations, volunteering, and support for local food initiatives
The Alberton Lions Club will host a World Hunger Day awareness campaign on May 28, aimed at raising awareness about hunger and encouraging community members to support those in need.
They will be delivering fruits and vegetables to creches.
The initiative forms part of the global World Hunger Day movement, which focuses on finding sustainable solutions to food insecurity while inspiring people to make a positive impact within their communities.
Under the campaign theme ‘Nobody Should Go Hungry’, the Alberton Lions Club is calling on residents, businesses, and local organisations to join hands in supporting food relief efforts and local food initiatives.
Community members are encouraged to donate food parcels, volunteer their time, and spread awareness about the challenges many families face daily.
According to the club, even the smallest contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals and families.
The campaign also promotes kindness, unity, and compassion as key elements in building stronger communities.
The Alberton Lions Club believes that by working together, communities can help reduce hunger and restore hope to those struggling to access nutritious meals.
Through this campaign, the organisation hopes to inspire long-term community involvement and encourage ongoing support for hunger relief programmes.
Residents are urged to get involved and help make World Hunger Day 2026 a meaningful reminder that together, communities can help build a hunger-free future.
For more information, residents can contact Lion Sandy on 083 815 4575.
