THE CommUnity Project will be hosting a beach clean-up on Saturday, July 16, at the Illovo Beach Rivermouth at 09:00 – in celebration of Mandela Day.

The CommUnity Project is a community-driven project, by the community, for the community.

Said committee member, Michelle Arenz, “The project was originally founded by CityHill Church Amanzimtoti in 2017, but I would say that over the years the project has been managed more and more by the community.”

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“Sadly, it came to a halt during the pandemic, but this year is a restart for us, and we are very excited to see what a difference this community is going to make once more,” said Arenz.

Bring gloves, shoes, water, a hat and sunscreen. Refuse bags will be supplied. Meeting place is at Boardwalk, Camp Road in Winklespruit.

“The people of Amanzimtoti are a force to be reckoned with when they unite, so we’re excited about making a difference and looking forward to our kick-off project on Saturday. We encourage you to invite friends, family and colleagues to get involved,” said Michelle.

For more information, contact Michelle on 076 015 7283 or visit the Facebook page: The CommUnity Project.

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