Women on the Move entertain and spoil Buhle Park residents with donations and a soup kitchen.
Women on the Move spread love and charitable deeds in 67minutes, all in spirit of keeping Tata's legacy alive.
Women on the Move spent 67 minutes spreading love in Buhle Park last Saturday.
The charity, established in 2015, aimed at supporting the needy in South Africa’s poverty-stricken neighbourhoods, celebrated Nelson Mandela’s legacy by lifting the spirits of residents with valuable donations.
In collaboration with the Vosloo Toy Club, Muse Trading and Grace M, the charity donated clothes, shoes, toys and staple foods to the crowd which had formed around them.
“I used to live in this area.
“Seeing community members struggle to make ends meet inspired me to lend a helping hand.
“Together with the other women we decided to come together and tackle poverty across the country by donating the little that we can afford.
“We are constantly looking for ways to better the lives of our fellow South Africans,” said Grace Mofokeng of Women on the Move.
Residents were entertained with soulful jams and the men and women ran a soup kitchen to round off their 67 minutes with the young and old living in Buhle Park.
Sonto Hopa in Buhle Park with Women on the Move celebrating Nelson Mandela’s legacy.
Noluthando Ningi accepts linen from Phuti Maphangule at the 67 minutes of love activation hosted by Women on the Move last Saturday in Buhle Park.
Women on the Move donated food, toys and clothes to Buhle Park residents.
Vosloo Toy Club celebrated Nelson Mandela’s legacy by giving back in surrounding communities.
Women on the Move spread love and charitable deeds in 67minutes, all in spirit of keeping Tata’s legacy alive.
Women on the Move representatives (white) Franscina Mofokeng and Nthabiseng Mthembu share laughter and smiles with boys and girls from Buhle Park at their 67 minutes of love activation.
Women on the Move spreads 67 minutes of love to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s life.
Beatrice Komane, a Buhle Park resident, was honoured to have met with Women on the Move and the Vosloo Toy Club in her community.
Women on the Move with their partners the Vosloo Toy Club engaging Buhle Park residents last Saturday.
Susan Chauke and Morelife Chauke were head-over-heels with joy after receiving clothing donations from Women on the Move last Saturday.
Malefetsane Mofokeng with the Vosloo Toy Club spent 67 minutes of his Saturday afternoon handing out vegetable packs to a few Buhle Park residents.
Former church mates Ntombi Mlilo and Grace Mofokeng reunite at Women on the Move’s 67 minutes of love activation in Buhle Park.
Buhle Park residents were thrilled as Women on the Move and Vosloo Toy Club set up a 67 minutes of love activation donating food, toys and clothes in their community.
Nthabiseng Mthembu serving delicious soup at the charity’s 67 minutes of love activation in Buhle Park last Saturday.
Mandela’s life was celebrated with charitable deeds.
Feeling jolly with her new tray of toys is Ntombifuthi Magqazana.
Capt Thabang Tsotesti (from the SANDF) and Nthabiseng Mthembu sorting food packs for Buhle Park residents at Women on the Move’s 67 minutes of love activation.
