Lamiez Holworthy’s Orphanage Receives Overwhelming Support: #Ubuntu
- DJ Lamiez Holworthy has opened up about the struggles she's been facing while running an orphanage
- Reaching out to fans on social media, Lamiez explained that she urgently needs 20 bunk beds for the facility
- Fans came to the party and extended their hand to Lamiez; it was overwhelming to see the support she received
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DJ Lamiez Holworthy has come forward to express the challenges she's facing regarding her dream of opening an orphanage and asked fans to assist. It's not an easy job.
Lamiez needs help. So, she reached out to her fans on social media, asking for assistance. Lamiez need beds for the children and a whole load more.
“I urgently need someone 2 donate 20 bunk beds or at least sell them 2 me at a discounted rate. My heart? Sometimes I feel like I bit off way more than I can chew regarding my orphanage and then I remember that this is bigger than me. Modimo le Badimo Baka always make a way.”
Source: Instagram
Within seconds, Lamiez had people offering to help. While some were offering the beds she needed, others reached out with other things they had to give. It's heart-warming to see a community come together like this.
“Hey sister, we can help you with the bunk beds at a discounted rate, we are a bed manufacturing company based in Johannesburg #SleepMonk please DM me.”
“DM me Chomi.”
“My mother recently passed, she ran a nursery school for 40 years. We have a room full of toys, games and puzzles if you can use them? Mostly for three years and older?”
“Lamiez I don't have bunk beds but I have bags of clothes and shoes. Where is the orphanage, I can take them. Some clothes are still in good condition and some are a bit worn out, still decent to wear.”
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Briefly News previously reported that Lamiez Holworthy has proved again that she's more than just a wife to her rapper hubby, Khuli Chana. The Metro FM presenter encouraged the Buyile hitmaker to go back to school after leaving it over ten years ago.
Khuli took to social media a few days ago to share that he enrolled at AFDA, a film, arts and television school.
The talented musician thanked Lamiez for encouraging him to return to school and for her continued support. The star said he's repositioning and recreating his brand because his tune Buyile is deeper than a song to him.
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