Mother of Peace hosts lively show in Winklespruit
Children danced, sang and performed in the Amanzimtoti's Got Talent show as part of the home's Heritage Day fundraiser.
MOTHER of Peace Communities, a home for over 60 orphaned and vulnerable children, hosted a Heritage Day fundraiser in Winklespruit on September 24.
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The parking area of Kingsburgh Pick ’n Pay was abuzz with the sounds of traditional music and the Amanzimtoti’s Got Talent show, held on the stage provided by a Coca-Cola music truck. Singers and dancers won themselves some great prizes for their efforts.
Mother of Peace‘s fundraising organiser, Norma-Jean Shore, said the performances went well.
“The children were absolutely in their element to perform on the Coca-Cola music truck. They sang, danced, and competed against one another in the hula hoop competition, and the house mothers ended the day by competing against one another. Coca-Cola sponsored prizes, and much laughter and fun was had by all. Much appreciation to Coca-Cola and Pick ’n Pay,” said Shore.
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