Shyma Mungar and Jayshree Sukai with the children of Ithembalethu Outreach Project.
Heart-warming smiles spread across the faces of the children from the Ithembalethu Outreach Project (IOP) last week.
The children appreciated the gifts.Estcourt Wimpy manager Shyma Mungar and Siyabonga Madlala hand this little boy a tube of toothpaste.Khethe Ndlovu helps Spar manager Jayshree Sukai hand out the bars of soap.
Armed with toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, balloons and colouring-in sheets, Spar partnered with Wimpy and set out to the Catholic Church in Wembezi last Wednesday.
Shyma Mungar gives this little girl a colouring-in page along with a balloon.Sister Beata and the caregivers from Ithembalethu Outreach Project take a picture with the children.Spar human resource manager Eugene Xaba with the children.
Up to 70 orphaned and vulnerable children from the IOP and their friends tried containing their excitement while getting seated.
Some of the children in Wembezi who received hygiene products.The Estcourt Wimpy and Spar team spend time with some vulnerable children from Depo and Mahashini.Children of the Ithembalethu Outreach Project show off the gifts they received.This little one loves the colouring-in sheet given to him.
In unison, the children sang “we thank you, God bless you” to express their gratitude for the donation of the hygiene items.
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