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Donations arrive at intended destinations

Donated sanitary products handed in as part of the entry fee for the Women's Day of Hope Race, were distributed to worthy causes last week.

Cassius Smith, the director of Wenakker Centre, thanked everyone who made a donation.
The race took place at the Gustav Klingbiel Nature Reserve on Saturday October 9. The products were donated to St Paul’s Anglican Church, Estralita Special School, Hoërskool Lydenburg, Laerskool Lydenburg and the Wenakker Centre.
The race’s organiser, Charlene Coetzee, thanked all the sponsors.
Follow the Terra Events Facebook page for much more information and photos taken at the event.

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From left, front Thandiwe Mojalefa and Charlene Coetzee; back Dina Motau, Ingrid Beeslaar, Betty Phiri, Maria Mnisi, Almari van Rooyen, Jacobus Pretorius, Lucy Fenyane, Florence Mashaba, Doris Nyathi, Sr.Louis Pretorius, Dina Madigage, Emma Msibi, Marie Marais, Emily Nkuna, Mavis Mashilo, Leah Seopela, Nomsa Mkhize, Martie Coetzer, Teresa Roman, Zelma Du Preez and Maria Koto.
Donations delivered at Laerskool Lydenburg. Charlene Coetzee (event organiser), Jacobus Pretorius (organising committee), Rea Thea, Chrisan van Buuren, Rufaro Chatikobo and Almari Jansen van Vuuren (organising committee).
From left front Yonde Sibuyi, Lihle Vilakazi, Anna-Marie Steyn, Hanlie Swanepoel (principal), Charity Nkosi; back Charlene Coetzee, Almari Jansen van Vuuren, Jacobus Pretorius, San-Marie Boshoff, Corlett Manoge, Phumzile Nxumalo, Hope Mdhluli, Minenhle Sibanyoni and Mandisa Zulu; back  Naledi Makhubedu, Thulisile Mabophe, Mpho Mahlalela, Juane Botha, Confidence Dlamini, Thabitha Nyalungu. 
Sanitary products delivered at Hoërskool Lydenburg. Charlene Coetzee (event organiser), Jacobus Pretorius (organising committee), Atel van der Merwe en Abigail Wilson.
Donations to St Paul’s Anglican Church. Front: Charlene Coetzee, Jacobus Pretorius, (back) Almari Jansen van Vuuren and Rev Anna Williams.

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