Conferences feed children

HEADLINE Leisure Management (HLM) at Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom marks the success of its second annual fundraising campaign in its Giving back conference packages.

For every conference booked at Sibaya Casino during the promotion, HLM donated R5 per delegate to Sword of the Spirit, which is affiliated to the P.E.A.C.E. Foundation.

A total of R8 565 was raised and the money went toward buying the nutritious e’Pap products, which in turn was distributed to the local communities.

The HLM team headed to the Sakhisizwe Development Care Centre in Inanda, New Town A, where they personally met and handed out e’Pap, e’Soup and e’Juice to underprivileged children, mothers and Gogos.

“Investing in your community is a great way to give back to those who have helped support your business. As productive members of the community, we have a responsibility to help those that are less fortunate and contribute to the common good, every little bit helps,” said HLM’s Tracy Mallett.

e’Pap was created by industrial chemist, Basil Kransdorff. The e’Pap formulation approach was designed to deliver micronutrients with high absorption properties so added minerals are better absorbed by the body, like those found in a healthy, well-balanced diet, in an affordable portion.

This is exactly what he achieved. Referred to as the ‘miracle food’, at only R38, e’Pap can feed a child for a month.

Organisations wishing to get more details on donations for the Sword of the Spirit can contact Tracy Mallett on 031 580 5174 or email tracy.mallett@za.suninternational.com