Iba-Umngani market adds festive cheer

The NPO hopes to make the market a regular occasion in 2021.

The sunny skies and open fields of Hoërskool Florida hosted the first-ever market day for Iba-Umngani NPO on Saturday, 12 December.

Jonathan and Cynthia Armstrong. Photo: Thabisile Mgwali.

Iba-Umngani is a foundation for abused and abandoned children, and they wanted to lend a hand to businesses struggling with the economic effects of the state-imposed lockdown. The market featured various food stalls, children’s entertainment, clothing stalls, books and hand-made crafts. The school’s fields were packed with attendees looking to grab last-minute gifts from vendors looking to make some festive season cash.

Sandra Potter selling pots. Photo: Thabisile Mgwali.

Cynthia Armstrong from Iba-Umngani said, “With businesses closed, there was no support for the children. A big thank you to everyone who came out to support.”

The NPO hopes to make the market a regular occasion in 2021.

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