Reigning Miss World and Continental beauties together are touring South Africa in association with Stop Hunger Now project. They have been sharing every experience through social media, and people around the world are witnessing the life-saving activity they have been doing for the welfare of the people.
The campaign is all about highlighting Stop Hunger Now’s Mandela Month Campaign and an action-packed schedule of plentiful activities and events. The beauties are undyingly participating in the activities to make the event successful. Let us throw some light on the activities so far:
The Stop the Hunger fundraising Gala Dinner, held recently, was a huge success as the entry requirement for guests was 5,000 Rand a ticket and a donation of 67 minutes of time to help packing the food. The 67 minutes initiative is part of the Nelson Mandela Legacy which calls upon young people to give 67 minutes of service to their communities.
The team were out early the next morning for TV appearances to call for as many volunteers as possible to come out and give their time. 'Rise Against Hunger' set the target up to 500,000 packed meals. The Miss World team joined the program and packed nearly 250,000 meals. Enthusiasm, love and unending dedication of the beauties towards the event was worth-noticing.
After a 700-mile journey to the Eastern Cape, the team is now in the District of Amatolo joining all the volunteers to serve food for Rise Against Hunger Africa!Another destination with a lot of hopes will definitely bring that sense of satisfaction in the long run.
A great initiative surely needs encouragement and support from the people to eradicate the problem of hunger from the world. Well, the event has been going on a great pace by adding on some amazing memories. It will be inspiring to watch the beauties in keeping their efforts up to make the campaign effective in the coming days.
Stop Hunger Now is an international organisation that coordinates the distribution of food and other life-saving aid worldwide. Stop Hunger Now Southern Africa (SHN SA) operates in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
