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Organisation appeals for Christmas hamper donations

The target is to help 100 families in the community with groceries. Hampers will be for senior citizens and single-parent households.

AS Christmas fast approaches, consider giving to those less fortunate to uplift their holiday spirits.

Wentworth Angels are embarking on a campaign to make the festive season merrier for those who would otherwise go without.

The organisation’s founder, Tracey Williams, said they have decided to do things differently this year.

“With Christmas on our doorstep and everyone taking a knock financially, we have cancelled the Christmas party and opted to rather distribute grocery hampers for families.

“We also have an adopt-a-child initiative where you choose a child from the community and purchase them two outfits, shoes or slippers and toiletries. Due to the looming fourth wave, this year will be totally different. We will deliver door-to-door in our Santa and elf suits,” she said.

She added they have set a target to help 100 homes in the community with groceries. Hampers will be for senior citizens and single-parent households. The organisation appeals for donations of either food items or cash.

To make a direct deposit, use the following details:

Bank: Standard Bank

Account name: Wentworth Angels

Account number: 051579227

Branch code: 051001

Reference Christmas Drive.

Alternatively, like their Facebook page @WentworthAngels for more information or call Tracey on 074 703 1393.  

 
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