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Glenanda Primary donates bakkie load of soup fillers to charity

Learners and staff support Sue Lubbe and Friends’ efforts to assist old age homes and feeding schemes across Johannesburg South

Glenanda Primary School learners and staff have donated a bakkie load of soup fillers to Sue Lubbe and Friends, helping support old age homes and feeding schemes across the South of Johannesburg.

The donation will be distributed by the Sue Lubbe and Friends Charity Group to vulnerable residents through its ongoing community outreach programmes.

Sue Lubbe, CEO of Sue Lubbe and Friends, thanked the school community for its continued support and generosity.

“The kindness, generosity and community spirit demonstrated by Glenanda Primary School continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others,” said Lubbe.

“Your continued support is greatly appreciated and serves as an inspiring example of caring and compassion in action.”

Lubbe also used the opportunity to wish Mr King a happy retirement, thanking him for his support over the years.

“Thank you for your support over the past years and thank you for helping us bring hope, one donation at a time,” she said.

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