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Somhale launch a foundation to aid disadvantaged families during the lockdown

Newlyweds Somizi and Mohale Motaung launched a foundation to aid disadvantaged families during the lockdown. Through the Somhale Foundation the couple food vouchers to 400 families this past weekend.

Somizi and Mohale announced the launch of their foundation on social media. They shared in part; “We came up with this amazing idea where we decided to start a foundation, and we call it the Somhale Foundation, and our aim is to make this world a better place one person at a time.”

Somizi shared; “We’re giving away R500 worth of vouchers that we bought at Makro so that they can buy themselves groceries, and we’ve chosen 400 families.”

Somhale launch a foundation to aid disadvantaged families during the lockdown. Take a look.

SEE ALSO: Local celebs pledge donations to aid KZN Floods relief

 

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