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Foundation continues food relief programme

WITH the country battling a pandemic and many households struggling financially, local NPO, Linzwa Foundation – supported by various sponsors – donated goods to local communities through the #WeCareCampaign. Linzwa Foundation, headed by philanthropist, Lindiwe Dube, donated food parcels, blankets and other household items to disadvantaged families in eSikhaleni, uMkhobose, Mevamhlophe and KwaDlangezwa this week. …

WITH the country battling a pandemic and many households struggling financially, local NPO, Linzwa Foundation – supported by various sponsors – donated goods to local communities through the #WeCareCampaign.

Linzwa Foundation, headed by philanthropist, Lindiwe Dube, donated food parcels, blankets and other household items to disadvantaged families in eSikhaleni, uMkhobose, Mevamhlophe and KwaDlangezwa this week.

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The programme was supported by Do I Care Enough? (DICE), Vodacom, Amasondo Motors, Pick ‘n Pay Boardwalk, and Zululand Yacht Club.

During the donation drive, the teams also conducted a Covid-19 educational session, instructing residents on necessary Covid-19 preventative measures.

‘Covid-19’ educates locals during the #WeCareCampaign

Alongside the #WeCareCampaign, the Linzwa Foundation has spearheaded a campaign against gender-based violence, with relevant departments conducting tests for chronic diseases.

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