Penryn continues to give to Beira
You can also assist by donating items or money at the school or at their drop-off points at both i'langa and Riverside malls.
There was great delight at Penryn on Wednesday when they sent a second truck full of collected goods to victims of Cyclone Idai in Beira.
This was a continuation of the #PenrynforBeira initiative. The initiative was started by students from Mozambique who are attending school at Penryn and who wished to help their fellow Mozambicans.
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Another truck will also be leaving Penryn with donations on April 25 with Woolworths donating a lot of their stock to the cause.
“We are deeply touched by the outpouring of generosity from our Penryn family for the victims of the cyclone. As a result of the Penryn community’s collective efforts, we are happy to report that we filled a nine-ton truck to the brim with food, clothing, blankets, sanitary products and heart-felt messages of love and support for all those affected by this tragedy. Together we can continue to make a big difference for the victims of Cyclone Idai,”
Penryn’s marketing manager, Penny Smith, previously said.
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