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Minister Naledi Pandor and Free State MEC Gadija Brown Join Gift of the Givers in Support of Palestine

Source: Gift of the Givers | Facebook

Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor, along with Free State MEC for Finance, Gadija Brown, joined forces with the Gift of the Givers teams at an event held in support of Palestine in Gqeberha. Their presence underscores the importance of solidarity and humanitarian aid in times of crisis.

Gift of the Givers continues to lead the charge in providing essential relief efforts to the people of Palestine. Your support can make a significant difference in alleviating the suffering caused by ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises.

Gift of the Givers Foundation | Facebook | Gqeberha

Here’s how you can contribute:

🟢 Gift of the Givers Banking Details:

  • Bank: Standard Bank
  • Branch: Pietermaritzburg
  • Account Number: 052137228
  • Branch Code: 057525
  • Reference: “Palestine”

🟢 Backabuddy: Donate Here

🟢 GlobalGiving: Donate Here

☎️ Call: 0800 786 911

Let’s stand together in solidarity with Palestine and support the vital humanitarian efforts led by Gift of the Givers.

#GiftOfTheGivers #Solidarity #SupportPalestine #HumanitarianAid #DonateNow #FreePalestine #Genocide #TheCoalitionForGood #TC4G #SouthAfrica #Gqeberha

“What’s a house when you’ve lost a country?’ she says with a sigh.”
― Yasmina Khadra, The Attack

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