Imbokodo: Woman Starts Soup Kitchen to Feed Hungry Children, SA Reacts
- Penny Molefe is a proud woman who decided to start a soup kitchen to help feed underprivileged kids in her area
- The inspiring woman says she was helped by her friend, Michelle, whom she didn’t personally know, and her story is touching many people
- Briefly News looks at the reactions from the Facebook post through the #ImStaying page and we select a few comments
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Penny Molefe is one of the South African women who are selfless and aims to close the gap between the poor and privileged. Molefe is busy in the community feeding the poor through her soup kitchen.
Her beautiful and inspiring story is documented by the #ImStaying page on Facebook. She says she started the project with the help of a lady identified as Michelle, whom she didn’t personally know.
Source: Facebook
The post reads:
@Cristina De Marchi said:
“Well done. Thank you for your time and efforts.”
@Aletta Shabalala said:
“May God extend your territory.”
@Nolene Nola sai:
“I’m also giving out to the children in my community and move to Karoo. It’s so nice to see them leaving with a smile.”
@Bennie Vsazie said:
“So proud of you all, that’s the spirit SA needs.”
@Jacky Cellene said:
“Thank you for your ministry ladies! May God bless you and your dear families abundantly!”
@Annelise Olivier said:
“Those that give and those that do make an amazing team. Stay blessed.”
@Veronica Ngqula said:
“I'd love to do this in my church, just don't know where to start, can you please help.”
@Mary Van Der Merwe said:
“You and your friends are doing a great job. Keep it up! It's people like you who just do it, day in and day out. Well done!”
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Halala: Unemployed woman uses SASSA grant to feed underprivileged kids
Remaining with feeding schemes, Briefly News reported that Courtney Shervonne Jacobs is a selfless woman who decided to feed underprivileged children and community members. The unemployed woman is using her SASSA grant to ensure people have something to eat.
Jacobs and her husband are both not working due to the raging Covid-19 and they have three children. According to information at Briefly News’ disposal, the couple knows how it feels to have nothing for their kids to eat.
Together with her mother, Jacobs launched the feeding programme with 10 kids and they now feed almost 40 kids as well as 20 adults with small donations that they receive.
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Source: Briefly News
