NOAH expresses gratitude to donors during open day event
NOAH residents from left are, Mary Eley, Mariaan Hees, and Kevin Benjamin, who sold their items at the open day.
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The Neighbourhood Old Age Home (NOAH) held an open day on Thursday, October 9, at its Woodstock branch to thank its donors for all their support.
Around 20 donors and friends of NOAH attended the open day, where they enjoyed refreshments and networked with each other, and they also had an opportunity to see the items sold by the seniors living at the NOAH homes.
NOAH d,irector, Victor Southwell said all the donors and funders are part of their NOAH world. “You are the reason our light continues to glow. Through your financial support, you help us keep our doors open; through your advice and network, you extend our reach in the work that we do,” he said.
NOAH resident, Natalie Fabing, 66, said it was exciting that the donors came today. “We had an open day and market day run by residents of NOAH, and NOAH provides us with many opportunities,” she said.
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NOAH employees, from left are, Ntsiki Dwangu, Victor Southwell, Melanie Jackson, and corporate donor representative, Nasi Sokwaliwa.
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NOAH Director, Victor Southwell, third from the left along with the NOAH interns who organised the event who from left are Lilla Guba ,Melissa Bolton, Kenlyn de Wee and Akhona Ngqandu.
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The NOAH donors and friends that attended the open day.
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