Ekhupumleni Milk Distribution

by | Aug 19, 2020 | Blog, COVID-19

Handing out the last of the milk to residents in Ekuphumleni

This is the last of the 32,000L of milk that was donated and distributed to residents of Ekuphumleni.

This delivery was done by Mike Khona and comprised 92 cartons of UHT milk. Each carton contained 24 sachets each of 250ml.

All physical food donations have been distributed.

What remains for us now, is to have struggling people be nominated or to please come forward and after a vetting process, we will individually deliver food parcels directly to them.

If you know of anyone in need, please let us know by e-mail to mammoses@mweb.co.za or by WhatsApp or SMS to 083 454 6888.

Mark Moses,
for KOSRA.

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