Kensington Lions donates to De Wetshof
The residents requested some assistance with chairs because their hall didn't have any.
Kensington Lions Club answered a plea from De Wetshof Retirement Village’s residents in Kensington.
“The residents requested some assistance with chairs because the hall didn’t have any. As Lions, we are passionate about serving others and giving hope to those in need and we are happy to donate the chairs to the village,” said Tracey Gibbs, Lions president.
The club donated 30 chairs to the village.
Gibbs said this is not the last time they will be visiting the village.
“We are planning on returning and assist where we can,” said Gibbs.
Kensington Lions will be visiting the home again on June 23 for a Father’s Day celebration.
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Lions Club International is one of the largest service organisation in the world, consisting of 1.4 million volunteers.
The club’s focus and mission are assisting community members in need.
The club has four service areas that Lions Clubs International focuses on. These are hunger, youth, environment and sight.
If there is someone in the community who needs help, the Lions are at your service.
You can send them a message on their Facebook page or find a Lions member in the area and they will try to assist or contact Tracey Gibbs 073 405 3834 or visit www.lionsclubs.org
