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Mason Lincoln Special School receives pork donation for feeding scheme

The SA Pork Producers' Organisation donated 28 boxes of pork russians to support the school's feeding scheme, facilitated by the Walking the Talk Foundation.

The donation was facilitated by the Amanzimtoti-based NPO Walking the Talk Foundation to support the school's feeding scheme. Walking the Talk Foundation founder Dale van Blerk oversaw the handover. SA Pork Producers' Organisation provided 28 boxes of pork russians to help feed learners at Mason Lincoln Special School. The contribution is intended to provide nutritious meals to learners who depend on the scheme.

Mason Lincoln Special School principal Happy Morolong participated in the handover ceremony alongside representatives from the foundation. The event highlighted community collaboration to care for children. The school currently supports 350 learners who are fed, housed, and taught at the institution. The donation directly benefits these learners through the feeding programme.

Dale van Blerk thanked the SA Pork Producers' Organisation for their generosity and support of Mason Lincoln Special School. He noted that such acts demonstrate what can be achieved when communities unite for children. The handover involved key figures including Dale van Blerk, principal Happy Morolong, Lindokuhle Mkhize, and Thabsile Mbhense. Their presence underscored the partnership between the school and the supporting organisations.

The Walking the Talk Foundation continues to facilitate support for local schools in the Amanzimtoti area. This donation is part of their ongoing efforts to assist vulnerable learners. Mason Lincoln Special School relies on such donations to maintain its feeding scheme for its 350 learners. The pork russians will help ensure nutritious meals are available to students.

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