Robin Hood Foundation donates to needy in Ezimangweni, commends local charity centre
The Robin Hood Foundation South Africa commended the Usizo-Lomndeni Centre in Ezimangweni for their tireless work among the needy in their community.
THE centre run by Usizo-Lomndeni in Ezimangweni was visited by the Robin Hood Foundation South Africa recently to deliver a donation of food to the area’s residents.
Usizo-Lomndeni was started by Zoe Bridge and Debbie West in 2020 at the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown when they began feeding the hungry and providing clothing. In a statement, Robin Hood Foundation South Africa said the donation packs they distributed were comprised of a bag of maize meal and a vegetable pack. A total of 1 000 women received a package to take home.
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“Zoe and Debbie serve tirelessly in the heart of this beautiful Donacommunity – the work they have done to help uplift, educate, feed and give hope to its people is inspiring. We shared a morning filled with love, laughter and beautiful Zulu singing,” the foundation said.
The Robin Hood Foundation South Africa asked those who are able to lend a helping hand to support Usizo-Lomndeni. To contact Usizo-Lomndeni, call 082 667 9513 or 065 890 7627.
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