Help iSondloSethu Foundation by donating food parcels for Children under the age of 18
location
Rietvallei 241-Iq, Gauteng
category
Food Security & Nutrition
sub-category
Food parcels & groceries
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Help iSondloSethu Foundation by donating food parcels for Children under the age of 18
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iSondloSethu Foundation is a registered Non-Profit Organisation dedicated to supporting children and vulnerable families through Early Childhood Development (ECD), nutrition, education, and community upliftment programmes. Our mission is to provide a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment where children can learn, grow, and reach their full potential. We serve communities facing poverty and limited access to essential services, with a strong focus on child development, food security, and family support. Donations of food, educational toys, learning materials, furniture, clothing, and financial contributions help us continue making a positive impact. We value transparency, accountability, and partnerships that create lasting change in the lives of children and families. Every contribution, whether large or small, helps build a brighter future for the children we serve
Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
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