Support the Domino Foundation’s peanut butter drive
A Grade R learner and his friends are calling on fellow primary school learners to donate towards the cause.
THE Domino Foundation’s South Coast Nutrition programme is running a drive for peanut butter, as this is the basic filling for the thousands of sandwiches given to children in need.
“There are hungry children in early childhood development centres and schools in our community needing our help. The Domino Foundation’s Toti kitchen makes 1 000 peanut butter sandwiches every week to provide a nutritious meal for children who would otherwise go hungry during their school day,” said Domino’s communication officer, Rowan Phillips.
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Grade R learner at Kids Academy in Kingsburgh, Daniel Pretorius said, “There is a bunch of children who are collecting 800g jars of peanut butter because we want to help the hungry children to grow strong and learn well. Come and help us.”
Daniel and his friends are calling for every learner in Amanzimtoti primary schools to join them in the Peanut-Power Challenge.
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The Domino Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation (NPO) and public benefit organisation (PBO) with a desire to see individuals and communities within South Africa living in dignity, justice, hope and purpose. Through their eight focused community transformation initiatives, Domino directly impacts the lives of over 13 500 individuals daily, across KwaZulu-Natal.
For more information, email Cheryl Dann at nutritionsouth@domino.org.za.
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