Trees planted in honour of Heritage Month

OWN Correspondent|Published 7 months ago

Angels of Hope, non-profit organisation in Wellington, teamed up with CapeNature during Heritage Month to donate trees to schools and educare centres in their local communities. Chairperson of the NPO, Karel Dampies, says they visited 10 educational institutions and assisted pupils and pre-school children in planting the trees at their schools, all in honour of Heritage Month. Pictured here are organisation members and CapeNature officials during a visit to the Lollypop Educare Centre in Wellington.

The group pictured at the Wellington School of Skills with pupils present at the handover and planting of the donated trees.

Little ones pictured at the Koplande Speelskool located on the Koplande farm in Wellington.

Next the NPO members and CapeNature officials headed off to the Spruitjies Speelskool, also in Wellington, to deliver their donated trees. Mr Dampies says the donation of trees was a huge success.

Planting a tree at the Weltevrede Senior Secondary School in Wellington, from left, Karel Dampies, chairperson of the Angels of Hope non-profit organisation; with pupils Caira Nyman and Crescando Abrahams.