It was a time to share
It was a season to be jolly, spend time with family and seal it with a mouth watering meal.
It was a season to be jolly, spend time with family and seal it with a mouth watering meal. The Rotary Club lived up to that as they partnered with Fruit and Veg City and distributed a total of 100 food parcels to the less privileged people of Klarinet. The drive started on December 13 and ended on December 21.
President of the Rotary Club Mary Gavure doing her shopping for the Christmas food parcels they gave away to the community of Klarinet.
Catholic women of St. Anne, The Thusanang Anglican church,
The Rock of Ages, The Schoongezicht Catholic Church and AGS Reyno Ridge Oasis church are some of the stakeholders that participated in giving away the Christmas food parcels.
Catholic women of St. Anne are, from left: Patricia Banda, Sylvia Chingozho, Anna Chinzvende, Mary Gavure (president of the Rotary Club), Mercy Paradza and Cynthia Katuruza on their way to Klarinet to donate Christmas food parcels on December 13.
“Thank you to all the companies and individuals that bought Christmas lights this year,” said Mary Gavure, President of the Rotary Club.
