GEORGE NEWS - From 10 to 16 October, Eden Lions Club, George Lions Club and Rotary Club of George South Africa, ran a joint project that provided meals and helped in a beach clean-up.
Called "Celebrate Community", the project addressed the health and wellness of the community, among other things.
Project convener Tillie Nel said together, people make a difference.
Last Tuesday, 186 stew mixes were packed in 45 minutes at the Garden Route Pantry, paving the way to feed a total of 1 116 people. Over Tuesday and Wednesday, 346 packs of soya stew were mixed, amounting to 2 076 meals.
Nel thanked the Garden Route Food Pantry for supplying the stock. The project also included a beach clean-up on Saturday 16 October at Wilderness.
At least 30 people were involved in the project. Nel said they plan to have it again next year.
People packing food at the Garden Route Food Pantry. Photo: Eugene Gunning
Some of the people involved in Saturday's beach clean-up at Wilderness.
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