Trash buster volunteers clean up Fraser’s
Special thanks are extended to Coastals Umhlali for a donation of 100 gloves and 3 sets of gumboots, Mica Ballito for donating 4 spades, rakes and garden forks, as well as Pavel Spratek, an unemployed painter who offered to paint the NPO Smile With Us building free of charge.
Shocked by the amount of trash around Fraser’s, the Zimbali Rotary Club’s Buddie Lebenon, in partnership with The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund and Dolphin Coast Waste Management, undertook a clean-up operation with the assistance of the local community on Monday.
By the end of the day, 4 skips were filled with the trash collected.
Special thanks are extended to Coastals Umhlali for a donation of 100 gloves and 3 sets of gumboots, Mica Ballito for donating 4 spades, rakes and garden forks, as well as Pavel Spratek, an unemployed painter who offered to paint the NPO Smile With Us building free of charge.
Smile With Us feeds 200 children and 150 adults daily.
“We thank everyone who came out to show their support for this initiative,” said Orphan Fund coordinator, Mpume Vilakazi.
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