President Park-based Miriam Makeba Centre donates school shoes in Alex

"Your generosity is helping us make a difference to people in our community of Alexandra township and around the country."

The Miriam Makeba Centre for Girls together with the Miriam Makeba Foundation donated school shoes to the Alexandra-based biker’s club, Assault Ryderz.

School shoes donated by the Miriam Makeba Centre for Girls and the Miriam Makeba Foundation to the Alexandra-based biking club, Assault Ryders.

The club is hosting a back-to-school drive and they are looking for any school items, in good condition, that can be donated.

Centre’s deputy chairperson Tumi Madito, who was heading this drive and who is an avid biker, said they donated 15 pairs of school shoes in late February.

Philly Ntshala and Miriam Makeba Centre for Girls deputy chairperson Tumi Madito.

30 pairs went to a Tembisa school and another 30 to a Soweto based biking club.

“We will be moving from shoes to blankets for the upcoming winter season. We have not yet identified our intended recipients, but we would like to urge those that can donate to start doing so by visiting the centre or the foundation,” said Madito.

Ryders’ thanked the two organisations, saying, “Thank you for your recent donation towards our back-to-school drive.

“Your generosity is helping us make a difference for people in our community of Alexandra township and around the country. We can only do that because of organisations like yours. In saying that, please accept our heartfelt thanks.”

School shoes that were donated by the Miriam Makeba Centre for Girls and the Miriam Makeba Foundation.

March 4 would have been Makeba’s 91st birthday.

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