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Toyota Fanatics and bikers open hearts to needy

Toyota Fanatics teamed up with Wheels in the Sky's Mpumalanga chapter and the Sons of Joburg to hand out blankets, soup and bread to the town’s needy.

The outreach started at Koppie Street’s housing project for the homeless and proceeded to other areas around town.

The Sons of Joburg collected blankets while Wheels in the Sky contributed towards the soup and bread.

The entire outreach was hosted by Toyota Fanatics.

 

 

 

 

 

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Gerhard Rheeder

I have been a journalist for two decades, with numerous awards to my credit, both in photography and writing. A brief stint as researcher in the opposition offices of the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature, honed my skills as specialist local government reporter, covering crime and courts.
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