WENTWORTH Angels, led by Tracey Williams, entreats for assistance to keep giving back to the community.
This organisation aims to assist poverty-stricken people, gender-based violence cases, and elderly people as well as other cases. The organisation was established in 2007 by Tracey. She said she would like to do something special for the children this Easter.
“The Easter holidays are coming up and we would like to make little goody bags for 100 children, the goody bag will have marshmallows, sweets, and a juice box. That would make the children happy,” she said.
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Tracey was taught to give from a young age. Both her parents, Barbara and Arthur Williams, loved helping the community, which is where she developed a love for helping and giving back to others. She expressed how she wants to help the children of her community, however, she cannot due to financial constraints.
“The shelter for orphaned children under Wentworth Angels was opened in 2009 but had closed in 2018 due to lack of assistance. We were able to help numerous children, I still hold that dear to my heart, and trust God that He will help us re-open it one day,” said Tracey.
Currently, the organisation is focusing on an outreach programme, to assist mothers in need with groceries, nappies, and milk.
Wentworth Angels accept cash donations their banking details are: Standard Bank account name: Wentworth Angels, account number: 051579227, branch code: 051001, swift code: SABZAZAJJ. Contact Tracey Williams on 074 703 1393, or email her at wentwothangels@gmail.com.
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