Trevor Noah Asks ‘The Daily Show’ Viewers to Donate to the Gift of the Givers Following KZN Floods

• Mzansi comedian Trevor Noah has asked his fans from across the world to donate to the Gift of the Givers during his show The Daily Show
• The US-based superstar shared that more than 4 000 homes were destroyed during the deadly floods that ravaged parts of KwaZulu-Natal a few weeks back
• Trevor also shared that 40 000 people from the province have been left without homes and asked the viewers of his show to donate "anything" that will help

Trevor Noah has asked the fans of The Daily Show to donate to the Gift of the Givers. The Mzansi-born comedian urged the viewers of the show to help the victims of the recent deadly KwaZulu-Natal floods.

The comedian, who is now based in the US, shared that nearly 4 000 homes were destroyed during the heavy rain. The superstar shared that 40 000 people from the province have been displaced following the floods.

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According to TshisaLIVE, the TV host told his viewers that Gift of the Givers is on the ground helping those who have been affected by the floods. Encouraging his viewers to donate to the organisation, Trevor Noah said:

"Anything you can give will help."

Trevor was dragged on the timeline recently after asking people to donate to the victims of the war in Ukraine. Mzansi peeps felt that he should have spoke about what was happening back home and instead ask for donations for the flood victims.

Ayanda Ncwane offers assistance to KZN flood victims

In related news, Briefly News previously reported that Ayanda Ncwane offered much-needed assistance to KwaZulu-Natal flood victims.

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The media personality went home to rural Ndwendwe to visit the families affected by the recent heavy rain. The former The Real Housewives of Durban star donated some food, blankets and money to families who cannot afford to bury their loved ones. She crossed rivers and walked on mud to get to some of the victims.

Ayanda took to Instagram and posted snaps and videos of herself with her team when they got their hands dirty a few days back. She expressed that most of the families she visited are now homeless and stranded.

Source: Briefly News