New beginnings for Amanzimtoti organisations
"The purpose of this partnership is to create an environment for SOH and CFL to support each other and, through our strengths and resources, advance the mandate of meaningful influence and impact in our community," said SOH CEO, Londiwe Myeza.
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The official launch of the partnership of Seed of Hope (SOH) and Choices For Life (CFL) on Thursday, 5 November. The partnership has created a new beginning and new journey for both community-driven organisations.
“We had our partnership launch with Choices for Life and God provided. The day was filled with a buzz of excitement for what’s to come and what’s already happened. The purpose of this partnership is to create an environment for SOH and CFL to support each other and, through our strengths and resources, advance the mandate of meaningful influence and impact in our community,” said SOH CEO, Londiwe Myeza.
The event was enjoyed by all those who attended and heard tearful stories from members of both organisations.
“A huge thank you to Fuzekusile Tent Hire for sponsoring the stretch tent, our team and the CFL team for coming together to make this event happen, our amazing catering team, especially Buli Cele who never fails to make an amazing pot of breyani. Thank you to Sandile Mfusi aka Masandi, who is a multi-talented musician and actor, for performing his new single iThemba for us. iThemba in English means hope. We truly believe God’s hand is in this partnership.”
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