Angels provide food and clothing blessing for home
They thanked the staff of Angels Academy for instilling the ‘spirit of ubuntu’ through giving and caring for the less-privileged members of the community.
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Angels Academy Newcastle learners and staff lived up to their name, when they went to St. Anthony’s Children and Youth Centre in Blaauwbosch to donate food and clothing to the centre.
Staff members of St. Anthony’s Home, Thabile Nyembe and Phumuzile Motaung, who received the donations on behalf of the institution, thanked the Angels Academy parents and learners for blessing them with the food items and clothing.
They thanked the staff of Angels Academy for instilling the ‘spirit of ubuntu’ through giving and caring for the less-privileged members of the community.
Principal of Angels Academy, Bothwell Kadye took the opportunity to thank the Angels Academy community (parents, teachers and learners) for their love and kindness.
“I would like to register my heartfelt gratitude to Angels’ parents and guardians for the love and kindness you have shown by giving your own children’s food and clothes to St. Anthony’s home. I pray that God blesses you richly. May I also urge other schools in Newcastle to work with and help our different charity organisations.”
He also thanked St. Anthony’s for the sterling job it was doing of not only sheltering, but giving love and care to so many otherwise homeless young South African residents.
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