Langaville – The organisation donated food parcels to the centre as part of the Mandela Day centenary celebration.
Independent distributor Amos Baloyi says the initiative was empowered by their company charity wing called Alive Foundation.
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“The company donates food parcels monthly to the needy across the world.
“They have recently opened office in the country and we felt the need to share with those in Langaville.
“We are hoping to reach more people who are struggling because we don’t believe anyone should go to bed on an empty stomach,” he explains.
Amos further adds that they aim to open the doors of opportunity and prosperity by empowering local distributors.
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“We identify families through door-to-door visits and see how we can help them to get back on their feet.
“We were touched by the state of the centre. They didn’t have food and funds had dried up.
“We are hoping the little we have donated will go a long way until they attract another sponsor,” he says.
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