Help Cape Town Society for the Blind by donating food parcels or non-perishable food items for 60 blind and visually impaired artisans
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Food Security & Nutrition
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Food parcels & groceries
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Help Cape Town Society for the Blind by donating food parcels or non-perishable food items for 60 blind and visually impaired artisans
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CTSB is looking for 60 food parcels for our blind and visually impaired artisans who earn a living through as Small Business Units (SBUs). During our year-end closure, our SBUs are unable to work and earn an income. For those who support families, this can make it particularly difficult to put food on the table over the festive period. Each parcel will help a family's basic food needs during this gap in earnings. Non-perishable essentials such as rice, maize meal, pasta, tinned foods, beans, cooking oil and long-life milk would be greatly appreciated. Your donation will help ease the financial pressure and bring comfort to our artisans and their families as they head into the year-end break.
Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
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Food parcels to be provided
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