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Help NPO assist Merewent Cheshire Home
We are also involved in quarterly projects with various other non-profit organisations.
NON-profit organisation, the Caring and Sharing Family Hood (CSFH) asks the community to help support its latest project at Merewent Cheshire Home where they on feeding and supplying the residents of the home with groceries.
The organisation was started by Malcolm Govender who was inspired by his twin daughters, Abigail and Zoe.
“When one baby would want what the other had, she would say ‘caring is sharing baba’ and this would encourage them to share and be kind to each other. This led to two neighbouring families starting to work together to give back to the community,” said Malcolm.
“When one baby would want what the other had, she would say ‘caring is sharing baba’ and this would encourage them to share and be kind to each other. This led to two neighbouring families starting to work together to give back to the community,” said Malcolm.
CSFH is entirely dependent on fundraising and donations from individuals, community organisations and small business.
The main objective of the registered NPO is to assist the less fortunate by satisfying their basic needs on a monthly basis. “We are also involved in quarterly projects with various other non-profit organisations. For our quarterly project which will take place in July, we will supply grocery requirements and a meal to the residents of the Merewent Cheshire Home,” he added.
He invited the community to support and sponsor the project. Anyone who can assist with grocery donations can contact Malcolm on 078-066-6378 or Cathy 073-254-1863.
The main objective of the registered NPO is to assist the less fortunate by satisfying their basic needs on a monthly basis. “We are also involved in quarterly projects with various other non-profit organisations. For our quarterly project which will take place in July, we will supply grocery requirements and a meal to the residents of the Merewent Cheshire Home,” he added.
He invited the community to support and sponsor the project. Anyone who can assist with grocery donations can contact Malcolm on 078-066-6378 or Cathy 073-254-1863.
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