VEREENIGING – The Mekayla Memorial NPC founder Anne-Marie Slabbert has expressed gratitude following the great success of the soup drive which took place on July 20 in Leeuhof.

Slabbert says that the success of the event is as a result of all the sponsors and the community volunteers who worked together to ensure that beneficiaries have a memorable.

“I would like to express a sincere thank you to everyone who supported our soup drive. Though it was just one day, the impact it had on our community was truly heartwarming.

“With the help of kind-hearted volunteers and generous donors, we were able to serve warm, nourishing meals to both young and old in need. The smiles and gratitude we received reminded us that sometimes, even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference.”

Slabbert appreciates all the sponsors including Kempston, Serendipity Farm Stall Lariska van Loggerenberg, Vitalcare Product Suppliers, Veronica van Wyk, Izak Venter, Amanda Krog, Adele Chase, Sonja Smit, Caring Daisies, Selepe Bearings, Progress bakery, Eskom Lethabo Power station Gary Man Estates, Moeggesukkel Vereeniging span, Lions Club Vereeniging, Phakamisani Services and all private sponsors.

“We are deeply grateful everyone who made this day possible. Your support turned a simple cup of soup into a moment of care, dignity, and connection for so many.

“As the Mekayla Memorial NPC continues to serve and uplift, we invite others to join us in future outreach efforts. Together, we can bring even more light and love to our community.”

The organisation is dedicated to uplifting and supporting the local community through various outreach projects. For more information, contact Anne-marie Slabbert via WhatsApp on 082 492 9172 or email: mekaylamemorialnpc@gmail.com.