Engen CSI manaher Olwethu Mdabula and Ali Sablay, Gift of the Givers project manager, delivered grocery and hygiene hampers to storm victims in Cape Town, including residents of Lwandle.


Engen has stepped forward to support people affected by the gale-force winds and flooding that has wreaked havoc in the Helderberg, after multiple cold fronts hit the area over the past week.

The efforts by Engen, partnered by Gift of the Givers, saw much-needed aid delivered to communities most severely impacted.

Ward 86 councillor Xolani Diniso and the Engen Corporate Social Investment (CSI) team visited Lwandle to hand out essential supplies, including food hampers and hygiene packs that will also be distributed to several other areas in the Western Cape, providing immediate comfort and assistance to displaced residents.

On behalf of the company, Engen CSI manager Olwethu Mdabula expressed deep sympathy to those affected. “Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people impacted by the severe conditions. Engen values communities and provide a social compact which enjoins on us to act when communities are in distress,” Mdabula said.

Engen’s longstanding partnership with Gift of the Givers has been pivotal in ensuring aid reaches those who need it most. “We hope our contribution brings some relief to vulnerable households,” added Mdabula.

“Many people are facing the daunting task of rebuilding, and it is our collective responsibility to support them during this difficult time.”

Gift of the Givers project manager Ali Sablay with Olwethu Mdabula Engen CSI manager and Ward 86 councillor Xolani Diniso visited Cape storm victims to hand out essential supplies.

Hundreds of Lwandle residents were affected by flooding over the past week.

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