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Community spirit served with every bowl

The Modimo O Teng Foundation brought residents and volunteers together for a community soup kitchen drive at the OR Tambo Informal Settlement in Elandsvlei on August 29.

The Modimo O Teng Foundation brought warmth and nourishment to residents of the OR Tambo Informal Settlement in Elandsvlei during a community soup kitchen drive on August 29.

The initiative was hosted at a space generously provided by Carry You Ministry and was supported by contributions from members of the community.

Founder Kopano Hosene thanked the foundation’s core team for their dedication and for helping prepare and serve meals throughout the day.

The Modimo O Teng team with some of the community members. Photo: Supplied

Hosene said the success of the outreach demonstrated the importance of community support and teamwork.

The foundation plans to expand its outreach efforts across Randfontein and is encouraging residents and local businesses to support its future projects.

For more information, visit modimooteng.co.za or follow Modimo O Teng Foundation on Facebook.

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