Divergent Ops made many children’s Christmas wishes come true on Friday, December 5, when they delivered donations to orphanages, schools and townships in the area.

Security officers drove to Katoen Uitreik, Betty’s Haven, Mataffin, Matsulu, Masoyi, KaBokweni, Msholozi, Sijabule Primary School and Soli Deo Gloria.

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It was the company’s first-ever children’s drive and an initiative brought forward by the Divergent Ops Lady of the Year, Alicia Whitting.

“We hope to enable children to learn how to read and write and give them a brighter future,” Whitting said.

The children’s faces lit up as the cars stopped to drop off new school supplies, delicious treats and toys. Many sponsors such as Feed the Need, shopping centres and locals also put in an effort to make the day a reality.

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“We hope to make this campaign an annual event and bring the community together for a good cause,” Whitting concluded.