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Join Ladles of Love in nourishing children this Mandela Day
Atlantic Sun
|June 05, 2025
Ladles of Love has launched its seventh Mandela Day campaign, inviting citizens to 'Make Every Day a Mandela Day and Feed the Future' by helping to reduce child food poverty in South Africa.
This year, individuals, companies, and schools are invited to join the food relief organisation by booking tickets for a two-hour volunteer experience on Mandela Day, which is marked annually on July 18.
Participants at 'Activation Station Zones' will receive materials to make, create, craft, or grow items that nourish and nurture children in need.
Founder and CEO of Ladles of Love, Danny Diliberto, said: “At Ladles of Love, we believe that every plate of healthy food has the power to change a life.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition June 05, 2025 de Atlantic Sun.
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