Selfless Businessman Helps Build Home for Single Mother of 9 Children Who Lived in Dilapidated Mud House

• A mother of nine children was living in a broken mud home with no way or means of providing better living arrangements for her family.
• Collen Mashawana and his team stepped in to help the family and are now building them a home where they can be safe
• People took to the comment section of Collen’s post to thank him and his team for their selfless kindness

Times are tough and one mother of nine was blessed beyond measure. The woman and her children were living in a decapitated mud house before the community stepped in to help.

While some of us complain when the power goes out of our internet buffers, there are others out there like this family who are just grateful to have a roof over their heads… even if it is crumbling.

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Facebook user Collen Mashawana, along with CMF and his foundation, the Mampeule Foundation, stepped in to give this family a liveable home.

“Upon witnessing the appalling circumstances faced by this family, we immediately moved the family to a temporary safe structure and committed to building them a home that can lift their spirits.”

Collen explained that the mother and nine children lived in a broken-down mud house and were barely making ends meet. Relying on SASSA grants only, there was no way out for them.

Sharing pictures of the home they are building for the deserving family, Collen reminded people that this harsh reality is the life of some people and that we should be grateful for the things we have been blessed with.

People thank the kind man and team for their generosity:

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Bongan Pumlan Zondo Bongsta said:

“My leader Mr Mashawana and BI Phakathi you guys deserve the best ”

Patience Tshidi said:

“May the Lord bless the team even more ”

Gcina Nkomo said:

“May God bless you Mr Mashawana.”

BI Phakathi seeks to help heartbroken man and their roles are reversed in an amazing video, “I’m not a hobo”

In related news, Briefly News reported that BI Phakathi, South Africa's faceless philanthropist was doing what he usually does when he saw what he thought was a homeless man called Andre.

He wanted to help Andre but BI had his own script flipped on him when the man asked if he had eaten that day. Andre gave BI some money to buy himself some chips and rolls, something that BI usually does to strangers.

Andre told BI that he was actually quite wealthy and owned 14 houses and that although he looked like a homeless man he was rich.

Source: Briefly News