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Kwa-Guqa Masters League strengthens community support through clothing drive

The initiative forms part of the league’s ongoing efforts to support vulnerable individuals and families beyond the football field.

The Kwa-Guqa Masters League continued its community outreach with another clothing donation handover to the Land Hand Foundation, a non-profit organisation that supports disadvantaged individuals and families in the community.

The handover took place on Friday and forms part of the league’s ongoing initiative to collect and donate items to those in need.

League representatives said members regularly contribute clothing and other usable items and encourage others to do the same.

Once sufficient donations have been collected, they are handed over to organisations that work directly with vulnerable community members.

Platform for development

A representative of the league, Thabiso Mogoba, said the initiative is driven by a desire to use the organisation’s platform to support community development beyond sport.

Land Hand Foundation received the donations as part of its ongoing work assisting less fortunate members of the community.

The Kwa-Guqa Masters League has conducted similar handovers in the past and says it intends to continue supporting charitable initiatives whenever resources are available.

League representatives encouraged community members who are in a position to assist to continue contributing items that can benefit individuals and families facing difficult circumstances.

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