Feeding Scheme for March & April 2017

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We were once again able to make a generous donation to Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel and Langa Baptist Church. 4 x 750 g coffee, 4 kg each of peanut butter and jam, 20 kg dry lentils, 20 kg dry soup mix, 40 kg samp, 2400 tea bags and 48 cans each of pilchards, baked beans all donated by Giant Hyper. 2 x 50kg gravity beans donated by Pioneer Foods.

Accepting on behalf of the Church of the Nazarene is Reverend Quinton Williams (top left )and on behalf of Langa Baptist Church is Winnie Vanqa (top right)

We once again thank all our sponsors for their continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.

Feeding Scheme For January & February 2017

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The following food items were handed out to our 2 deserving charity organisations; 4 x 750 g coffee, 2400 tea bags, 4 kg each of peanut butter and jam, 20 kg each of dry soup mix and lentils, 40 kg samp, 48 cans each of pilchards and baked beans all donated by Giant Hyper. 2 x 50 kg gravity beans donated by Pioneer Foods. Rev. Quinton Williams and Ricardo October from Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel accepted the food donations (top left) and Winnie Vanqa and Zukile Bacela accepted the food donations on behalf of the Langa Baptist Church (top right).

We wish to thank our sponsors for their generosity in helping to care for the less privileged.

Law Enforcement Satellite Office at Informal Market

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The City of Cape Town’s Law Enforcement agency is taking action against the illegal squatters along Viking Way. The Law Enforcement satellite station has been in effect as of 1 February 2017.

On Monday 06 February, Law Enforcement’s management have taken their stance a step further by placing a semi-permanent structure on the ground, this being in the form of a container, which will be used as an Operations Centre. The idea is to create more awareness amongst the illegal squatters, showing that the City is taking this matter seriously. In the time that the satellite station has been placed alongside the squatters, Law Enforcement has shut down 2 illegal shebeen that has been operating there for many years. Social development are also busy doing assessments.

The City, along with Law Enforcement and the ECID will continue to monitor the area and keep companies updated on any future developments.

Christmas 2016 Parcels for Security and Cleaners

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On behalf of the ECID security, our site security and cleaners, we wish to thank Giant Hyper for the generous donation of mealie meal, noodles, rice, tea, cans of baked beans and mixed vegetables cool drinks, lollipops and biscuits. In total 28 parcels were handed out to the security and cleaners, who were thrilled to receive the parcels.

Feeding Scheme for December 2016

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The ECID handed over 2 x 750 g coffee, 1200 tea bags, 2 kg each of peanut butter and jam, 10 kg dry soup mix, 10 kg lentils, 20 kg samp, and 24 cans each of pilchards and baked beans all donated by Giant Hyper to Church of the Nazarene is Reverend Quinton Williams  (top right) and Winnie Vanqa and Cikizwa from the Langa Baptist Church (top left)

We once again thank all our sponsors for the continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.

Feeding Scheme for November 2016

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The ECID handed out the following food items to the Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel and the Langa Baptist Church; 2 x 750g coffee, 1200 tea bags, 2 kg peanut butter, 2 kg jam, 24 cans each of pilchards and baked beans, 10 kg of lentils, 10 kg dry soup mix and 20 kg samp kindly donated by Giant Hyper. 100 kg beans donated by Pioneer Foods and an anonymous donation of 50kg brown sugar.

Accepting on behalf of the Langa Baptist Church is Khanyo Bavuma  & Winnie Vanqa  top left)and for the Church of the Nazarene is Reverend Quinton Williams & Ricardo October (top right)

We wish to thank our sponsors for their generosity in helping to care for the less privileged.