The ECID embarked on another project to reduce the size of a traffic island, this time in Evans Avenue.This project was funded by the ECID with guidance provided by Council, the pictures show the island as it was (left) and the completed island.This project was undertaken to allow the trucks a wider turning circle, whereby eliminating the constant damage to the drains and kerb stones.
We were once again able to make a generous donation to Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel and Langa Baptist Church. 200 kg mealie meal donated by Premier Foods and 2 x 750 g coffee, 2 kg each of peanut butter and jam, 2 kg dry lentils, 10 kg rice and 24 cans each of pilchards, baked beans and peas all donated by Giant Hyper. Accepting on behalf of the Langa Baptist Church Langa is Sylvia Matiza & Mwezi Kaso (top left) and for the Church of the Nazarene is Reverend Stan Martin (top right).
We once again thank all our sponsors for their continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.
On the 17th April the ECID security and Law Enforcement as well as Ryan Ord and Lizette Johnstone, were invited to a braai at Big Bodies in Epping 2. Mr Gropper, the MD held a braai for his staff and invited the ECID staff, this was to say thank you to the ECID staff for doing a great job in Epping.
We wish to thank Mr Gropper for his appreciation of the work done by the ECID.
The following food items were handed out to our 2 deserving charity organisations; 200 kg mealie meal donated by Premier Foods, 50 kg oats donated by Bokomo Foods, 1 pocket baby potatoes, 10 pockets gem squash and 3 pockets onions all donated by Capepots/Propots, 2 x 750 g coffee, 2 kg each of peanut butter and jam, 2 kg dry soup mix, 10 kg rice and 24 cans each of pilchards, baked beans and sweetcorn all donated by Giant Hyper.
Danny Cederberg and R Chetty on behalf of the Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel (top left), Ntsundushe, Winnie Vanqa and Pastor Zondi 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.
The ECID handed over 200 kg of mealie meal donated by Premier Foods, 50 kg of oats donated by Bokomo Foods, 2 x 750g coffee, 24 cans each of pilchards, baked beans & mixed vegetables, 10 kg rice, 2 kg peanut butter, 2 kg jam and 2 kg dry soup mix all donated by Giant Hyper, 10 pockets baby potatoes and 5 pockets gem squash donated by Capepots/Propots to Winnie Vanqa, Mwezi Kaso and Sozama Mtsumdushe from the Langa Baptist Church (top left) and Reverend Stan Martin from the Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel (top left).
We once again thank all our sponsors for the continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.
The ECID received the following mail from Peninsula Forklift Services;
“People are quick to complain about problems. So I would like to thank your team for the good work you guys do here in Epping.
There was a bakkie on the corner of Bofors Circle and Carrier way that dropped a couple of large piece of glass. Cars started to pile up, but within minutes your vehicles pulled up, investigated the problem and they cleaned up everything. Well done and keep the good work up.”
Groete / Regards,
Juan Neethling
Peninsula Forklift Services
The winner of the garden of year for 2013 is GlaxoSmithKline! Well done to GSK for having such a well maintained verge. GSK received the trophy and a R250 Stodels gift voucher in appreciation of their efforts. Pictured from left to right, Joseph Kumsha who together with Daniel Mashelle (far right) are instrumental in maintaining the garden, Hilton Taylor from Advanced Cleaning Services, Lizette Johnstone, and Noel Coomber from GSK.
We would like to express our gratitude to Hot Favourites who very kindly donated 200 viennas, 200 rolls and 3l of tomatoe sauce for the children’s lunch and 8 x 2.5 kg Malva Puddings for the Christmas lunch, Brafica who kindly donated 48 x 250 ml chubby cooldrinks and 192 sachets of Casa Mia Glucose drinks for the children. Centurion Investment and Megacoach who generously donated R 750-00 and R 500-00 respectively which was used to provide much needed school uniforms.
On the 9th December, the ECID handed over R 475 each to the CHPA and AACL. This income is generated from recyclable items that we have collected during the year.
The ECID handed over 400 kg of mealie meal donated by Premier Foods, 50 kg of oats donated by Bokomo Foods,4 tins of coffee, 4 kg of peanut butter, 4 kg of jam, 20 kg of rice, 2 kg of lentils, 2 kg dry soup mix, 48 cans each of baked beans, mixed vegetables and pilchards, all donated by Giant Hyper, 6 pockets of potatoes, 10 pockets of onions, 6 pockets of butternut, 2 boxes of tomatoes and 10 pockets of squash donated by Cape Pots to Stan Martin from the Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel (top left) and Sylvia Matiza, Sivuyile Jonga, Sozama Ntsundushe & Lubabalo Ntsundushe from the Langa Baptist Church.
We once again wish to thank our sponsors for there ongoing support of this initiative, knowing they are instrumental in providing food for those who are less fortunate.