Two companies are taking hands to ensure that vulnerable children in the community don’t go cold or hungry this winter.
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Owner and principal of Academy of Little Angels Pre-School, Angie Rocha Pita, and owner and founder of the Myburgh Foundation, Randy Christian have started a joint winter drive project to help others.
This is the first year that they’re doing this joint project.
Angie explained that usually they will do a yearly fundraiser in winter, or during the Christmas period but decided to do it differently from now on.
Last year we chose to join up with a different foundation, but now that I’ve gotten to know Randy and his foundation, I decided that we are going to continue with them.”
She explained that the project aims to help vulnerable children and give to the community that is in need.
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“I feel like it just needs to happen, something in our community needs to happen and we need to help everyone else because we are definitely in a better position to have these things and I feel like it’s much better to give back to our community and know that these kids can have something for the winter, it’s a very cold winter so I think for them it’s needed.”
Randy added that the donations will be handed out to the less fortunate in the community.
I’m very grateful for Little Angels because I know that many vulnerable children will benefit from this project,” said Randy.
They have already received a few donations from the parents of the preschool like food and clothes but they are still in need of blankets.
If you would like to donate to a good cause contact Angie on 076 929 1663 or Randy on 062 591 2268.
