- Living Water, a registered non-profit organisation in Kouga and KouKamma, will provide hampers – containing essential food and household products – to less-privileged residents in Umsamowethu, Oyster Bay during the lockdown period.
Each hamper costs R460.
Donations can be made to Living Water, Nedbank, branch code 188-405, account number 1884019285.
For more information, contact Herman Stoffberg at 082 741 2733.
- The St Francis Animal Rescue will continue to care for the dogs and cats of Sea Vista by providing them with food – as they did for the past five years. With many of their owners retrenched or unemployed during this period, these animals are at the bottom of the food chain.
Donations for food – cats, dogs and puppies – can be made to St Francis Animal Rescue, Standard Bank, branch number 050015, account number 186532814, swift code ZBZAZAJJ.
For more information, contact the organisation at 083 289 1452 or send an email to susanrf@mweb.co.za. Alternatively, visit www.stfrancisanimalrescue.org.
- With their charity shop closed for the duration of the national lockdown – their biggest source of income – the Assisi SPCA in Humansdorp is in dire need of financial support to buy food for animals, as well as to pay their employees at the end of the month.
To donate, send an email to media@spcaassisi.com.
For more information, contact the organisation at 042 295 2814 or 073 121 8963 (emergency number).
- The JBay Animal Rescue Sanctuary continues to care for the dogs and cats of Ocean View and Pellsrus by providing them with food and veterinary care. However, they cannot do this without the help of residents. With their charity shop closed, their main source of income, they are in dire need of financial assistance.
Donations can be made to the JBay Animal Rescue Sanctuary, First National Bank, branch code 210515, account number 62483048445.
For more information, contact Jessica Naude at 083 650 6373.
