Toys galore for orphans in need of a happy Christmas
The Orphan Fund launched a toy collection campaign in the hope of bringing Christmas joy to North Coast orphans and vulnerable children.
More than 12 bags and 14 boxes of toys have been donated to The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund, thanks to Zimbali Rotary.
The Orphan Fund launched a toy collection campaign in the hope of bringing Christmas joy to North Coast orphans and vulnerable children.
Orphan Fund coordinator, Mpume Vilakazi, said she was elated with the donations.
“We are so glad that we can help put a smile on the faces of children who do not normally receive presents at Christmas. It means the world to me that people supported this initiative,” she said.
Toys were collected at the Bush Buck Café in Zimbali.
Meanwhile, Zimbali Rotary has concluded its annual Christmas tree sales of freshly cut trees.
A portion of the funds will be donated to The Orphan Fund.
Mpume extended her thanks to newly-inducted Rotarian, Buddie Lebenon, for his sterling efforts in aiding the Orphan Fund.
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