Acts of good will go far

The Northern Cape High Interactors raised money to buy groceries for Destiny House and also donated nappies and blankets. From the left are, front: Jessica Fourie, Kaila Lameyer and Hailey Pailman; middle: Rethabile Maishoane; back Mbuyiselo Mabothe and Jadine Tiger.

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The Members of the Northern Cape High Rotary Interact committed to a variety of outreaches this year.

Debbie Smit said they raised and donated R12 370 to CANSA, and presented their own Relay for Life to celebrate the school’s teachers who survived cancer.

Also, they The group sponsored two matric learners’ farewells. Some of the other outreaches include the donating of groceries, nappies, blankets and cleaning products to Destiny House.

They bought Easter eggs for kids at the Greenpoint Crèche and had an Easter egg hunt with them. A soup kitchen was presented in Greenpoint, and they had cake and tea for Mother’s Day with the women at Ons Huis Old Age Home. They also raised and donated R4 000 to Ons Huis.

Another outreach was the collection, polishing and packaging boxing of school shoes which were donated to the Roodepan High School.

They held a Christmas outreach for to the Greenpoint Crèche during which 20 children received gifts of clothes and toys.

Smit says any learner can join the organisation from Gr. 8.

Kaila Lameyer (left) and Jessica Fourie serving soup at the Northern Cape Rotary Interact soup kitchen in Greenpoint.

The Interactors gifted the children at Greenpoint Créche with a Christmas gift consisting of clothes and a toy. From the left are Thuto Saagrys, Chadwin Crowder, Mpho James, Babalwa Maniza, Jadine Tiger, Uraka Malgas, Atlegang Pilane, Kabelo Dichaba, Cameron Reid, Bongiswa Mantesengu, Hannah Voigt, Bongiwe Mantsengu, Cady Govender, Juzelle Williamson, Jada Thomas and Casey Fisher.

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