Kempton Park SPCA needs volunteers to wrap up Christmas gifts
Every gift wrapped will help raise much needed funds for the animals in the SPCA’s care. To volunteer, email secretary@kemptonspca.co.za.
Christmas is a time for giving, sharing and spreading a little extra kindness and this year, the Kempton Park SPCA needs your help to make the magic happen.
The SPCA will be hosting a Christmas Gift Wrapping Fundraiser at Harvest Place Shopping Centre every Friday and Saturday in the lead up to Christmas, and is looking for 30 to 40 volunteers to help make it a success.
Kempton Park SPCA secretary of the management committee, Amanda Vermeulen, said anyone with a big heart and a little time to spare is welcome to join the team.
“Whether you are a wrapping paper pro, a ribbon wizard, or simply someone with a big heart and a little time to spare, we would love to have you on our team. No special skills are needed, just a willingness to lend a hand and spread some festive cheer,” said Vermeulen.
Why are volunteers needed?
Every gift wrapped will help raise much needed funds for the animals in the SPCA’s care. As a nonprofit organisation that receives no government funding, the organisation relies heavily on the generosity of the community.
“This is a wonderful opportunity to do something meaningful, meet fellow animal lovers and make a real difference this festive season. But we will be honest, we simply cannot pull this off without you,” said Vermeulen.
Can’t volunteer? You can still help
Residents can also assist by donating Christmas gift wrapping paper, ribbons and bows, and sellotape.
“We will need plenty of supplies to keep those presents looking beautiful, so every roll of paper, ribbon or tape donated will be a huge help. No contribution is too small,” said Vermeulen.
To volunteer, email secretary@kemptonspca.co.za.
“Please consider giving us a few hours of your time this December, or donating some wrapping supplies. Together, we can turn a little Christmas kindness into something truly special for the animals who depend on us,” said Vermeulen.