Mini council tackles task with enthusiasm
NORWOOD – Over 1 000 sandwiches were made for children from an informal settlement on the day.
Members of the Johannesburg Mini Council had their work cut out for them recently as they did some charity work.
According to Dani Isaacs, Public Relations and Communications for Beyond-co, the young members made over 1 000 sandwiches for the children of the Denver informal settlement.
“Decked out in aprons, hats and masks, of course, the mini councillors took to their task with great enthusiasm and a fun time was had by all,” Isaacs said.
“It was the most wonderful day of unity and coming together to help those less fortunate,” said Jonathan Kantor, customer relations manager at Norwood Hypermarket. “It created a real buzz in the store and customers got into the spirit of the event by contributing food items and money to the cause,” Kantor added.
Some of the local schools represented by the Johannesburg Mini Council were:
- St Stithians College
- St John’s College
- King David Linksfield
- Kind David Victory Park
- Crawford Sandton
- Crawford Lonehill
- HeronBridge College
- Holy Family College
- King Edward the 8th
- Kingsmead College
- Maryvale College
- Mc Auley House School
- Parktown Boys
- Reddam Helderfontein
- Reddam Waterfall
- Roedean School
- St David’s College
- St Peter College
- St Teresa’s School
- The Kings School
- Yeshiva College.
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