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High Tea Party for the good cause

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On the 5th November from 9am to 14hrs we hosted a High tea party at KOL CAFE. Like 2021 we gathered women supported by their gentlemen who are entrepreneurs from different brands, beauty, hair products, fashion, wine testing, small businesses. They all came together promoting awareness in the name of fundraising for Ammish Community Development. This shall help to continue sustaining our programmes on the ground seeing that they are making a difference in the community at large. A make-up master class was also added to keep our guests engaged. They got to see and feel the products that they were encouraged to buy.

67 Minutes for Ammish’s beneficiaries

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  On Mandela Day, South African citizens are encouraged to spend 67 minutes of their time in service to others in need. These 67 minutes are in appreciation of the 67 years that Nelson Mandela spent fighting for justice, equality, and human rights for all. This encompasses the years he worked as a human rights lawyer, the years he spent in prison, the years of his presidency, and the years after that when he remained an icon and example for international human rights. This is how we celebrate Mandela day at Ammish, by giving back to the children in our community through homework assistance and a feeding scheme . 

Walking for Breast Cancer Awareness

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On the 3rd October 2021 Ammish was invited to walk with purpose. Our supporters gave from their heart-took time to walk to help raise funds for Breast cancer, were a gift pack was provided to the supporter to raise funds and awareness about Breast Cancer. It was the 16th Avon Justine iThemba Walkerthon. Ammish took a walk at Emperor’s Palace with 50 participants encouraging women to go for regular breast screening and thereby potentially saving countless lives

Food parcels for the community

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Every Human deserves access to fresh and healthy food – which is why at Ammish we are helping and ensuring that all Families can stay happy and healthy. 2020 was a year with great challenges like no other and many Sowetan’s are still recovering from the impacts of the pandemic.  Tzu Chi foundation  from Taiwan managed to help and ensure better food relief co-ordination in our Community so everyone had what they need.