Help Life 4 U Foundation by donating food items for Mandela Day
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Non-perishable food
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Help Life 4 U Foundation by donating food items for Mandela Day
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Life 4 U Foundation is pleading for food donations for Mandela to eradicate poverty in the community of Tembisa. Our organisation daily feeding scheme feeds vulnerable children, orphans, widows and the elderly with nutritious meals every afternoon from Monday to Friday. Covid 19 has caused serious havoc in our communities where people have lost their jobs and poverty is rampart. For safety reasons donations will be dropped in or outside of our facility; with strict covid 19 protocols beings observed. (N.B this time volunteers or donors will not be able to cook for beneficiaries, hence it’s strictly drops off only. Photos can be taken with strict protocols) Our cause is worth supporting with clear goals, opportunities and objectives. Our organisation it’s compliant with SARS and Department of Social Development; we are also section 18a public benefit organisation which means donations to our organisation are tax deductible which can be delightful to your company; also we are a BBBEEE organisation with 100% black beneficiaries. For more information please contact Life 4 U Foundation @ 011 924-6960 / 0791693705/0795969099 or email life4ufoundation@workmail.co.za Our address is 303 21th March Street, Moriting Section-Tembisa.
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