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.

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.

GIVING WITH LOVE

Mr Banda the branch Manager for the Joburg RedCross handing blankets to members of Kameroun Obosso on Saturday, to be given to Xenophobia Victims at the Rifle range refugee Camp. The Blankets were donated by Brainstorm Entertainment in Fourways Johannesburg

WEEKENDS MEAN MORE WORK

OUR DEDICTAED STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS GIVE IN THEIR WEEKENDS TO HELP OTHERS.

Celebrating Red Cross Day(8thMay) with children

Dowling Primary School in Sophiatown, Johannesburg,The cake was donated by Shoprite Checkers in Newlands. Cereals were donated by Kelloggs through the RedCross Brakpan Branch .

Toys came from the RedCross Regional Office, brought by

Mbuso Mthembu(Provincial Manager) and Freedom Ngubeni(Disemination Officer).

OUR DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF TAKING A BREAK AFTER A LONG DAY

These dedicated members of the RedCross give their time to help in times of disaster they are working around the clock to help Xenophobia Victims .A big applause to them...

Standing is Thandiswa Mzana(Vice Chairperson of Jhb Red Cross) greeting members from the Soweto Red Cross at the Rifle Range Refugee Camp

Children have a friend in the RedCross

Whenever these children see a Red Cross sign, it's all smiles. With your help the RedCross Johannesburg can reachout more children in need