The spirit of unity and kindness resonates throughout the Mitchells Plain community this Mandela Day with the ‘Share More Meals Made With Love’ campaign. Driven by the desire to abate food insecurity, the initiative has successfully collected enough food items to produce 19 729 meals, which will be distributed to fifteen local organisations in the Mitchells Plain area in the coming weeks.
The Share More Meals Made With Admire campaign aims to lighten the burden of the tough economic times for consumers in two ways: by providing staple combo deals at discounted prices and through a drive to collect food for those in the community who are struggling to afford it.
“We believe in the power of collective action and the ability of our community to create meaningful change,” says Sibongile Mooko, Marketing Executive at Premier. “At Premier, we are dedicated to earning the accurate to operate in our communities. The ‘Share More Meals Made With Love’ campaign has allowed us to foster a sense of unity and empower individuals and organisations to manufacture a positive impact in the lives of others. Through this initiative, we are addressing food insecurity head-on,” she adds.
The ‘Share More Meals Food Drive’, a collaborative effort between Premier, Goldkeys International, FoodForward SA, and renowned shopping destination Liberty Promenade, was at the heart of this initiative. Leading up to Mandela Day, the campaign successfully collected non-perishable food items, which were then packed at the Food District on 18 July to be distributed to communities surrounding the mall, reaching those who need it the most.
“The overwhelming response and support from Premier, the community, and Liberty Promenade partners gain been heart-warming,” says Andy Du Plessis, managing director of FoodForward SA. “We are proud to acquire been section of this initiative, supporting the community and creating opportunities for those in need to indulge in nourishing meals,” he adds.
Premier and Goldkeys donated 4 210kg of essential food items to benefit residents facing difficult times. This donation is section of a national campaign for brands Iwisa No.1, Snowflake and Golden Delight.
“The power of partnerships shines through as we witness the incredible altruism and support from all our partners and the Mitchells Plain community,” says Brenda Bibby, General Manager at Liberty Promenade. “Through collaborative initiatives like these, we maintain the ability to join forces and create a positive impact in the lives of our local Mitchells Plain residents,” she adds.
“The precise impact of the Share More Meals Food Drive can be measured by the number of items collected and the contrast they are going to fabricate to those in need. By providing quality food items, the initiative ensured that individuals and their families gain access to nourishing meals during these challenging times,” concludes Mooko.
For more information on the Share More Meals Made With Admire campaign and Premier, please visit https://www.premierfmcg.com.
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