Easter treats

Community activists from Kuils River handed out Easter eggs in Kalkfontein and Sarepta on Monday April 17. Dawn Roode, who is well-known in the community for her philanthropy work, said: “The need is every day.” She invited residents to donate anything that they no longer need to the needy in the community.

Among those who collected and donated chocolates were, from left, Janine Micthell of the Biker Ladies of Kuils River; Dawn Roode, Brenton Kleynhans of the Kuils River Community Project, and Raquel Paulsen of the Biker Ladies. Crouching is Brendan Leggitt-Kleynhans of the Kuils River Community Project with Shiban Beukes.

Children gather around community activists to collect chocolates.

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