Monique Labuschagne, the manager of the Alaska Spur, with one of the children who enjoyed lunch at the restaurant.
The Alaska Spur at the Atlas Mall gave back to the community to celebrate its 57th birthday on October 24.
Manager Monique Labuschagne said they invited children from the iKhaya da Luz Children’s Home and the Huis Charis Youth Care Centre to enjoy lunch at the restaurant. Furthermore, the children received backpacks filled with goodies and ate a delicious birthday cake.
Pierre Marneweck (The Humanity Foundation), Collette Henshaw (Huis Charis Youth Care Centre), Ana Pinto (iKhaya da Luz Children’s Home) and Monique Labuschagne (Alaska Spur). Front: Sihlobo Mtombeni (Alaska Spur).
“We just wanted to do something good in celebration of our birthday. The Humanity Foundation, with whom they have a good relationship, suggested the organisations,” Labuschagne said.
The founder of The Humanity Foundation, Pierre Marneweck, thanked Spur for approaching the foundation.
“Our mission is to help other NPOs, so we’re happy Spur spoilt the children,” said Marneweck.
Monique Labuschagne (Alaska Spur) and Pierre Marneweck (The Humanity Foundation) with children who were spoilt in celebration of Alaska Spur’s 57th birthday.
Pierre Marneweck (The Humanity Foundation), Collette Henshaw (Huis Charis Youth Care Centre), Ana Pinto (iKhaya da Luz Children’s Home) and Monique Labuschagne (Alaska Spur). Front: Sihlobo Mtombeni (Alaska Spur).
Staff from Alaska Spur and representatives and children from the iKhaya da Luz Children’s Home and the Huis Charis Youth Care Centre.
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