Support SOH this Mandela Day
"The plans we have for this Mandela Day celebration will not compromise any of the Covid-19 safety rules and regulations,” stated a release from the organisation.
Seed of Hope is an all year round representation of the Mandela day and this is done through various community development initiatives that are aimed at improving the community of Bhekulwandle.
“This year we are facing the Covid-19 pandemic that has led our country into a national lockdown and prevents us from engaging in Mandela Day celebrations as we normally do. However; we have come up with ways in which you can partner with us in keeping Mandela’s legacy alive. The plans we have for this Mandela Day celebration will not compromise any of the Covid-19 safety rules and regulations,” stated a release from the organisation.
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How can you help?
1. Donate R20 towards a mask
The organisation aims to make 1000 masks for learners in Bhekulwandle as they go back to school. A R20 donation will go towards buying material and these masks will be made by Seed of Hope. For more information on this project contact Thola Sithebe via email, thola.sithebe@theseedofhope.org or call 078-697-8715.
2. Bake for profit
They are increasing their bakery products with baking of bread. To be able to make bread they need loaf pans, thermometer, wire cooling trays, ovens, baking sheets, etc. For more information, contact Wandile Nxumalo via email office@theseedofhope.org or call 074-505-1050.
3. Build up their carpentry workshop
You can provide tools for the new workshop, tool benches, material or donate towards the purchase of the tools and materials. For more information, contact Eleanor Ronquest via email eleanor.rigby@theseedofhope.org or call 060-964-0314.
4. Renovate a room
The building has 12 rooms that need some renovations. They can be used to generate income for our organization and benefit the community. For more information, contact Sindy Khanyile via email, sindy.khanyile@theseedofhope.org or call 072-615-8740.
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