Local NPO hosts successful event
“Many people had the opportunity to give back to their local communities through the SOC initiative with selfless acts of love."
CFCI Welfare NPO recently held its annual Serve Our City (SOC) event.
“The event aimed to constructively activate volunteers to impact the communities by donating their time and energy, to spruce up residential and orphaned homes, clean public areas and enhance infrastructures,” said welfare director pastor Tracey Thomaz.
According to Tomaz, the project has generated many heart-warming and inspiring stories.
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“Many people had the opportunity to give back to their local communities through the SOC initiative with selfless acts of love.
“Impact others, was the key message for everyone who took part in the event,” said Thomaz.
Thomaz added that over 46 projects took place with about 700 people spreading throughout the communities, all wearing their red and black SOC T-shirts.
Thomaz said the work carried out positively impacted several areas including Primrose, Kempton Park, Bonaero Park, Glen Marias, Midrand, Croydon and Thembisa and Reiger Park.
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Thomaz added that the CFCI Welfare participates in many initiatives every month.
“We thank everyone involved for playing their part in improving our community.”
For more information on future events, contact CFCI Welfare on 011 230 9338 or email welfare@cfcsa.co.za.
