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A Christmas wish come true at Sinikithemba

The organisation, based at Aldinville Primary School, provides after-school programmes and a soup kitchen.

It was a day of jubilation for about 60 children from the Sinikithemba organisation who received Christmas presents from Seeff Property Group last week.

Director for Seeff North Coast, Tim Johnson, said the presents were donated by their employees at their Christmas party.

Seeff North Coast director Tim Johnson handing out the much – anticipated presents for the Sinikithemba children on Friday.

“There is a lot to be done, but we thought we should put a smile to these beautiful children in Groutville,” said Johnson.

Thembelihle Zwane from Sinithemba was overwhelmed with gratitude for the gifts and the regular support they receive from the North Coast Courier Orphan Fund.

Children from the Sinikithemba organisation happy to get their Christmas presents on Friday.

“We are very happy for the support we receive and I am at a loss for words to express my happiness about the gifts our children received today from Seeff,” said Zwane.

The organisation, based at Aldinville Primary School, provides after-school programmes and a soup kitchen.

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