KFC Ermelo spent time at Qedusizi Day Care Centre on an “Add Hope” beneficiary visit.
The staff from KFC handed out food parcels of chicken burgers and school bags filled with work books and stationery.
“Add Hope”, a powerful initiative that sees KFC customers and staff unite in the fight against hunger, has now reached the milestone of feeding 120 000 children around the country nutritious meals, every day.
In a country where hunger and poor nutrition pose a major risk to the health, wellbeing and education of millions of children, initiatives like this are playing a vital role.
“Add Hope” supports national beneficiaries and local community partnerships, referred to as the Local Store Programme (LSP) around the country.
Beneficiaries include childhood development organisations, children’s homes and school feeding programmes.
“We thank KFC and Mr Naidoo for their kindness and generosity. Every year they never cease to amaze us. The children get excited and even school work improves,” said Qedusizi principa,l Ms R.N Msibi.
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