Support Mustadafin in feeding & clothing 10 000 + Refugees

In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

As you are aware, the xenophobic violence has left an estimated 25 000 victims displaced, destitute and in despair. We can only but pray to the Almighty for a solution to this political and humanitarian crisis.

The City of Cape Town’s Disaster Management has appointed Mustadafin Foundation, along with four other NGOs, to provide meals and blankets for the displaced people. This co-ordination aims to ensure that all communities are well provided for in this trying time and that no clashes occur between NGOs and other relief organizations.

Working in Harmony Park, Phillipi, Mitchells Plain, Stellenbosch and other areas, Mustadafin provides cooked meals, twice a day, every day to over 10 000 of the displaced victims with. (See full list below). We are also providing victims with clothing, toiletries, baby packs and other essentials as donations from the public are received.

But the work is not over. And while donors have been very generous in terms of food stuffs, the Foundation is desperately in need of volunteers to aid in the cooking and food distribution.

For a list of ways you can help, please scroll to the bottom of this mail.

Many of the victims have lost hope in the South African government to solve this crisis, some have threatened to go on a hunger strike to get the United Nations to step in. we are appealing to all in our country to, in any way possible, help solve the xenophobia outbreak. Help us help our neighbours from Africa. Support Mustadafin’s Xenophobia Relief appeal.

If you would like to help ease the plight of the victims by working with Mustadafin, you can contribute in any of the following ways:

Mustadafin is working in the following areas:

Area

Number of people

Summer Greens

300

Table View

80

Claremont Main road

80

Rondebosch East Masjid

200

Bellville

600

Macassar

120

Harmony Park

1500

Sir Lowry’s park

40

Stellenbosch

350

Cape Town station

400

Tennyson Street Masjid

300

Community Hall Phillipi East

800

Site B Community Hall

650

Solly Mahlanga

550

Desmond Tutu

720

Andile Msize

500

Resource Centre

2820

Blue Waters in Mitchells Plain

205

KTC Community Hall

500

Total

10 715

1. Volunteer your time and effort

Area of contribution

Times

Cooking

Between 9AM and 5PM

*Transporting food (Bakkies especially required)

At 10AM and 5PM

*Serving food

At 10AM and 4.30PM

Sorting clothing, assembling baby packs and toiletry packs

Enquire at office

General administration

Office hours

*High priority

You may volunteer to contribute in these areas any day of the week, including weekends

2. Donate food or other items at our headquarters

Foods

Halaal meat

Halaal chicken

Halaal polony / sausages

Pasta

Rice

Vegetables

Cooking oil

Tomato Paste

Garlic & Ginger Paste

Spices

Salt

Sugar

Tea

Coffee

Milk

Toiletries

Soaps

Toothbrushes

Toothpaste

Shampoo

Sanitary towels

Face cloth’s

Razors

Baby packs

Disposable nappies

Milk formula

Purity baby food

Baby bottles

All forms of clothing, blankets, prayer mats(musallahs) etc are also most welcome

3. Monetary contributions

You can drop your contribution at the Foundation’s Headquarters directly, or deposit into our bank account:

Donations can be made to:

Mustadafin Foundation
Standard Bank, Vangate Mall
Code : 025909
Acc No : 072778377
International swift code: SBZAZAJJ
Reference: Xenophobia relief

MUSTADAFIN FOUNDATION

18 BELGRAVIA ROAD, ATHLONE, 7764, CAPE TOWN P.O. BOX 24503

025-725 NPO

PHONE: (+27) 021-633 0010 / 633 0060 FAX: (+27) 021-633 0057

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.mustadafin.com

Comments

One response to “Support Mustadafin in feeding & clothing 10 000 + Refugees”

  1. Tania Avatar

    Thank-you for highlighting the work of the Foundation. When the crisis first broke out in Cape Town, my flatmate and I bought a large volume of supplies for them to use in their meal-making, and were impressed by how well organised they are and how they make do with that they have. But of course the problem persists, and the need is constant. It is sad that so many people who are have the will to work hard and have been making a contribution to their communities have to suffer like this now and live on hand-outs.

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