The K Mother of Nations Foundation, led by founder Koketso Nobela, extended a helping hand to dozens of families in need during an outreach event in Kwa-Guqa on October 24.

During the initiative, the foundation distributed clothing, 100 loaves of bread and maize meal to community members.

“This day was about more than giving food and clothes; it was about restoring hope,” Nobela said. “We want people to know they are seen, valued and not alone. With maize meal being a basic need, we know this will make a difference.”

The outreach was the result of months of collecting donations, supported by generous community members.
However, the foundation had even more in store for the community.

“We also invited the Mpumalanga Regional Training Trust, a non-profit company that provides accredited skills development, technical training and hospitality education, to raise awareness so residents can take advantage of available opportunities,” Nobela said.

The event also featured entertainment and inspirational messages.

“We had a live band that performed music and shared the word. It was a really beautiful day and my heart is full,” Nobela said.

Nobela expressed gratitude to everyone who supported the drive.

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“Every contribution, big or small, helped us reach someone in need today,” Nobela added.

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