SUN INTERNATIONAL’S THE MASLOW HOTEL DELIVERS BLANKETS AND A POP-UP SOUP KITCHEN TO KEEP IKAGENG WARM THIS WINTER
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SOUTH AFRICA 2017 DEMI-LEIGH NEL PETERS AND SUN INTERNATIONAL’S THE MASLOW
HOTEL DELIVERS
BLANKETS AND A POP-UP SOUP KITCHEN TO KEEP IKAGENG WARM THIS WINTER ON
JULY 5TH
Issued by Nine Squared Communications on behalf of Sun International’s
The Maslow Hotel.
Temperatures
are expected to plummet to early digits in July when the cold season reaches
its frosty peak on the Highveld.
As
the mid-winter freeze deepens, The Maslow Hotel – an urban retreat in the heart
of Sandton – has committed to spread a little warmth to those in greatest need
in and around Johannesburg and Pretoria.
This
initiative will take the form of a roving soup kitchen from which 300 people
will be fed three times a week for the month of July. Also, to help keep the
cold at bay, 300 blankets will be handed out to indigents wherever the kitchen
on wheels stops.
The
first pop-up soup kitchen at the Orlando West (Soweto) community centre,
Ikageng, on July 5. The Maslow has committed to feed, and keep warm, 1000’s of
people in the month of July: soup will be served and blankets handed out at
various locations across Johannesburg and Pretoria on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
The
Maslow Executive Chef, Garth Johnson said his team will prepare a nutritious
meat and vegetable soup to be served at selected community centres.
“We
will be making a hearty beef soup with chunky vegetables. Our soup will be of
restaurant quality – every effort will be put into making the meals we serve
during the month of July delicious and nutritious.”
Maslow
General Manager Ashwin Jose said: “The community centres that our pop-up soup
kitchen will visit cater to the needs of all vulnerable people in those
neighbourhoods – orphans, young adults, child headed households, the elderly
and the sick.“In this way we at The Maslow believe we are reaching those most
in need over this period.”
He
added that he and his team at The Maslow were committed to helping make a
difference, “especially at a time when the temperatures outside are punishingly
low”.
For
more information go to or continue the conversation on social media: https://www.suninternational.com/maslow/
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Maslow HotelTwitter – @TheMaslowHotel
Date
|
Time
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Organisation
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address
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05/07/2017
|
12:00 PM
|
Ikageng
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Orlando West B299 Osislulu road
|
07/07/2017
|
12:30
|
HIV/AIDS Awareness Project
|
Soweto, Jabulani
|
10/07/2017
|
12:30
|
Batho Bohle
|
Daveton 4820 kheswa Street
|
12/07/2017
|
11:30
|
Siyabonga Drop-in Centre
|
Orange Farm Ext 3 15952 Link road
|
14/07/2017
|
12:00
|
African Children's Feeding Scheem
|
68 11
avenue Alexandra
|
17/07/2017
|
12:00
|
Khaya Center Mount Oliver outreach
|
Lehae
|
19/07/2017
|
13:00
|
Dream Centre
|
Cosmo City
|
21/07/2017
|
11:30
|
Unathi Charity
Organisation
|
458 Gamsu road Vliptown
|
24/07/2017
|
12:00
|
Malaika
|
Hillbrow 30 kotze Hospital Street (oposit
constitional Hil)
|
26/07/2017
|
12:00
|
FEED SA
|
Alexandra
|
28/07/2017
|
12:30
|
Khomananini Community Center
|
Vlakfontein proper Elephet Street (Next to the
Clinic)
|
31/07/2017
|
11:30
|
Viva Foundation
|
Pretoria Mamelodi East
Ext 22 Mishumi Street (they will send a pin). So we don’t use bad
roads.
|
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