Organisation celebrates success after collecting enough Easter eggs to share with 10,000 children from various organisations in Johannesburg.
Johannesburg, South Africa (07 April 2022) – Last month, the Angel Network set a goal to collect enough Easter eggs to treat the 10,000 children supported by their networks. That equates to around 200 boxes of marshmallow eggs. They shared this morning that donors helped them surpass the goal.
The Angel Network spearheads several causes and has, on many occasions, supplied thousands of essential items to people in need. The Angel Network works as a management organisation partnering with smaller organisations in need of funding and support. They rally their networks for help and then provide the aid needed to support smaller organisations. The organisation also supports individuals when they need it most.
They were specifically collecting boxes and strips of marshmallow eggs this year as these are easy to store and will ensure every child gets at least one egg during the upcoming Easter celebrations.
The eggs give the orphaned, abandoned and vulnerable children something special to enjoy that is just for them.
The success of the campaign is all thanks to the generosity of others. Not only has this campaign been a success. Their annual winter care pack campaign has also been successful since we shared that story. They will be able to hand out over 700 winter care packs to people living on the streets.
You can stay tuned to their social pages to find other ways to help out or see the days when all the collections are handed out.
If you would like to donate in other ways, please reach out via their Facebook page or email Glynne here.
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