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Bingo connects residents at Wings

More fun, prizes and surprises at yet another bingo event held at Wings of Inspiration Elderly Care Centre.

Residents of Wings of Inspiration Elderly Care Centre won’t allow the coronavirus pandemic to get in the way of their fun, so they hosted another bingo event recently.

According to Andrè Smith, housefather at the centre, residents host such an event once a month.

Joan Lewis and Elsie Opperman concentrating. Photo: Andrè Smith of Uhmbrellha photography.

Lovely prizes were sponsored by life coach Quinton Sanders, Azalea Hood (Miss Petite Krugersdorp), Izani Hood (Azalea’s mother) as well as Drienie van As, a Randfontein resident.

Quinton who focuses on assisting clients with developing the right mindset and overcoming limitations, is the brain behind the monthly bingo event and a regular supporter of Wings. “I am a firm believer in giving back to the community and I encourage everyone to do the same. I believe that to be able to receive you need to give first; there is something about giving that is far better than receiving. It is such a pleasure for us to be part of what Wings is doing for the community. We really appreciate them allowing us to partner up.

Irene Golombick, Anthea da Costa and Azalea Hood. Photo: Andrè Smith of Uhmbrellha photography.

“The residents thoroughly enjoyed the game and loved their prizes.”

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