Friday, July 4, 2008

We are for the people

The Johannesburg Red Cross donated clothes to Mr Clive Peter Kopps from East London, He was one of many people who get mugged in Johannesburg everyday. He lost all his money and clothing during the unfortunate event. Mr Banda the Manager at JHB Red cross also gave Mr Kopps a valuable food parcel. Now Mr Kopps has food and clothing, big thanks to our kind donors.


Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Brainstorm is for the Community




These are part of the donations by generous personnel at Brainstorm entertainment. They have donated Food vouchers worth over R10 000, Blankets and Food for the disaster survivors

Giving whole heartedly


A big applause to our regular donor Mr Charles Isabirye. He has been bringing clothing to us so that we can pass them on to disaster survivors. We encourage more people to join him in providing help for people in need.

Warmth at Last




Two lucky refugees kissed winter blues goodbye. they received jackets from the SA Red Cross Johannesburg. The jackets were donated by Ms C Miller from Inanda Sandton

ABSA HEAD OFFICE IN JOHANNESBURG HELPS THE NEEDY




Absa Johannesburg Head Office donated food to the SARed Cross Johannesburg. Receing the food parcels is Mr Nathan Banda and staff from the SA RedCross Johannesburg.

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

SA Red Cross Johannesburg Makes their day




Finally Camerounians at the Refugee camp get blankets from Kameroun Obosso. They got the Blankets from the SARedCross johannesburg. They are part of a donation by a company called Brainstorm, an entertainment company. Great thanks to Wandai Senenzo and friends . The SARedCross Johannesburg, greatly appreciates all the help.

Monday, June 30, 2008

34 shacks burnt in Alexandra in the Middle of the night





They received food parcels from the SARedCross Johannesburg





The victims of the fire got sweaters through SARedCross Johannesburg, that were donated by the Auditor General Company from Pretoria.




A quiet night turns to horror for 64 Alexander residents as their shacks where reduced to rubble and ashes. As usual the SARed Cross Johannesburg was there to help the survivors.