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Driving sustainable development with our SED Initiative: The Zimbambaleni Old Age Home

By Avis Fleet
August 24, 2020
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The Robinhood Foundation

We heard about the Mandela Remembrance Week initiative taking place from the 11th until the 18th of July 2016 through the Robinhood Foundation, a non-profit organisation run on a voluntary basis.

 

One of the Robinhood Foundation’s initiatives is the “Bless a Granny & Grandpa” Project which brightens up the lives of older people who have been forgotten. With the project, this organisation collects a parcel of goodies for each older person.

 

Avis and The Zimbambaleni Old Age Home

The Avis Fleet KwaZulu-Natal team visited the Gogos and Mkhulus at the Zimbambaleni Old Age home where we spent our 67 minutes serving the nearly 100 older people cupcakes, sausage rolls and tea.

 

Sustainable development is very important to us, and we chose to visit the Zimbambaleni Old Age Home because we couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s birthday.

 

We enjoyed having tea and snacks and singing with these wonderful people. There was a palpable feeling of joy in the hall as the volunteers interacted with the residents.

 

Before we left every Granny and Grandpa was given a bag with treats, blankets, beanies, toiletries and snacks to brighten their day and warm them through winter.

 

We were also very happy to be able to drop off groceries for their pantry which included long life milk, maize, sugar and rice.

 

Contact us to find out how you can support The Robinhood Foundation and

The Zimbambaleni Old Age Home.

 

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