Woodlands College Interact brings joy to hundreds of hungry children
The Antifreeze organisation encourages all people to get involved and help in whatever way they can.
Woodlands International College Interact learners spent the cold Wednesday evening of October 3 handing out food and packed meals for disadvantaged people.
In conjunction with Antifreeze, the group of students spent an hour and a half serving approximately 600 children and adults.
The learners handed out parcels containing chips, juice and other treats.
Everyone involved in the event that took place at the Shoprite parking lot was humbled by this experience, and hope to partake in this rewarding opportunity again in the near future.
After seeing how many people are in need, the learners were even more motivated to launch the next project.
The college is grateful to Antifreeze for allowing the learners to assist with this worthy cause.
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