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Mom shot while pregnant gets Angel help this festive season

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Good Morning Angels and Pick n Pay came to the aid of Aneesa Kaynie, who was shot while six months pregnant with her five-year-old miracle daughter, Imani. The strength and resilience of Aneesa and her daughters are truly inspiring. Pick n Pay wants to support this family so they can look forward to the festive season rather than worry about expenses. Pick n Pay will assist Aneesa with grocery vouchers for December and January to the value of R10,000. They can also do some clothing and stationery shopping for Skylar, who will be starting high school next year. Additionally, Pick n Pay will contribute another R40,000 to help relieve some of Aneesa’s financial burdens. The Good Morning Angels Fund will assist Aneesa and her girls with an additional R40,000 towards new year expenses for Skylar, as well as medical assistance for little Imani.
9 Dec 2024 English South Africa Non-Profit

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