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Volunteers uplift community at Impilo’s Mandela Day event

Impilo’s Mandela Day event on July 18 brought volunteers, residents and young and old people together for a day of meaningful service, from packing baby kits and knitting blankets to painting, gardening and playing with little ones. The generous donations and community spirit made it a heartwarming day in honour of Madiba’s legacy.

Impilo’s Mandela Day event on July 18 brought volunteers, residents and young and old people together for a day of meaningful service, from packing baby kits and knitting blankets to painting, gardening and playing with little ones.

The generous donations and community spirit made it a heartwarming day in honour of Madiba’s legacy.

Getting creative is Peta-Lee Levitan.
Celebrating friendship at the Mandela Day event are Carol Hellmann with Pepe Tobin.
Mbali Mogopodi, Manana Pekane and Cleo Shiceka-Ntshingila from Midrand’s St Monnica’s Anglican Church.
Getting creative is Peta-Lee Levitan.
Giving their 67 minutes through colourful paints are Dina Jaffe and Noa Sidi.
Sara Alpert and Galia Jaffe celebrate the legacy of Nelson Mandela.
Impilo’s social auxiliary worker, Philly Monareng.

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