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Gift of the Givers Feeding Scheme Distribution Centre: 40 Buxton street, Doornfontein

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Head of the Gift of the Givers, Johannesburg Branch, Allauddin Sayed, and Sara Sithole Head Chief of the Gift of the Givers, Feeding Scheme Kitchen, Handing out soup at Vungeni Primary in Shoshanguve

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Education Project – Gawa Sayed hands out 350  stationery packs to Wingfield Primary School in Cape Town

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ANC President Jacob Zuma and Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman in Thembisa, 23 July 2008

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President Nelson Mandela and Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman

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Gift Of The Givers sponsored SKISA International (Shotakan Karate-Do International South Africa) International Kanazawa Cup & African Challenge held in Durban from April 24-26, 2009. The GOTG team, consisting of (from left) Ayesha Sooliman, Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman and Ms. Emily Thomas, presented the R250, 000 cheque at the karate tournament, which took place at the Tongaat Idoor Sports Stadium.

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Seen at the International Kanzawa Cup 2009 were the Chief Guests, Prof LGB Ndabandaba, Dr Imtiaz Sooliman and Manabu Murakami Sensei, two times world karate champion

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GOTG sponsored the NFA Easter Tournament in Pietermaritzburg from 10-13 April 2009. At the event was (from left) Salin Sayed, GOTG Operations Manager, Ray Jangbadhur, Member of Orients Heights FC, an unnamed member of the Minority Front Political Party, Mrs. Rajbansi, Kay Parus, President of Hillview Football Association, and Rakesh Mahabeer, PRO of Orient Heights FC.

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Education Project – Stationery for schools: Zohra Sooliman hands out 1100 stationery packs to Woodlands Secondary School in Pietermaritzburg

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The Gift of the Givers Foundation is the largest disaster relief organisation of African origin on the African continent.  We have delivered over R300 million in aid to 25 countries around the world, including South Africa. We have designed and developed the world’s first and largest containerised mobile hospital, which was deployed in Bosnia.  It was comparable to the best hospitals in Europe and remains unmatched to this day.

Besides disaster relief activities, we run 24 projects , administered by our offices in South Africa and Malawi. The projects cover areas such as Health, Education, Agricultural Sustainability, Life Skills, Job Creation & Entrepreneurship, Feeding Schemes, Sport & Culture and Winter Warmth.

In the area of Health, we developed the world’s first containerised Primary Health Care unit; there are now 20 units located around the country, serving about 40,000 patients every month.  We innovated the world's first groundnut-soya milk high energy and protein supplement called Sibusiso Ready Food Supplement indicated for those living with TB, HIV and Aids and Malnutrition.  We established Careline, a telephonic and face to face counselling service (0800 786 786 Toll free).

We have received 42 awards to date, three from Heads of State, all of which recognise the contribution we have made in the course of fulfilling our humanitarian responsibility.

Our assistance is purely humanitarian and unconditional. We assist irrespective of race, religion, colour, class, political affiliation or geographical boundary. We are entirely neutral in our approach to mankind in need, are non-judgemental and have an open-minded approach to all situations. We work with governments to get our assistance delivered but do not align ourselves politically to any party. We have an excellent partnership relationship with the South African Government for the delivery of our local projects, as well as for foreign aid delivery.  Our activities have been profiled extensively by the media both locally and internationally.

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Update

The adoption of the Adelaide Tambo School for the Physically Challenged was made official through a ceremony graced by Ms Mapule Ramasedi, Deputy Chief Education Specialist, Gauteng Department of Education. The function was held at the school in Soweto on June 24, 2009.

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