Mohale said he is trying to help a family from Uitenhage, in the Eastern Cape, that lost everything when their house burnt down. He said they want to help the family with the kids' school uniform, stationery, household supplies, food, beds, blankets, and other necessities.
He added, "The family has suffered a great deal and are currently living in temporary accommodation. We are also looking to rebuild their home with the help of contractors and the community.
"So while this is an unusual request, I’m appealing to my followers to assist in doing more for this family. Any assistance is welcome.
Mohale shared that the fire incident left a three-year-old baby badly injured. He also shared details for anyone who would love to help. He wrote, "If you are interested in assisting, please contact my team on 068 066 0834. I’d like to thank you in advance as I’m sure you will find it in your heart to be a blessing to this family. I’m grateful I can make this appeal to you. Thank you."
Mohale and his team through his foundation, have been doing a remarkable job assisting underprivileged primary school pupils with school shoes and other necessities.
The pair shared that they started the foundation with an aim of "changing the world, one person at a time."
"We came up with this amazing idea where we decided to start a foundation, and we call it the Somhale Foundation, and our aim is to make this world a better place one person at a time.
"We're giving away R500 worth of vouchers that we bought at Makro so that they can buy themselves groceries, and we've chosen 400 families," Somizi said in a video that was shared on Instagram.
A few months ago, actress and musician Gail Mabalane reached out to her fans asking them to help her buy several things including a wheelchair, a lazy boy chair, a foam mattress, and get occupational therapy for a man named Shadrack.
She said Shadrack who had worked for a couple of years in her complex was shot on his way to work.
Sharing his picture Gail wrote, ”Hello everyone. Please meet our dear friend, Shadrack. Shadrack has worked for years in our complex. One of the kindest human beings I know. Earlier this month, at around 5 am on his way to work, he was mugged and shot in the neck.
"Shad was discharged from the hospital yesterday…the doctors have said that he is now sadly a quadriplegic. Shadrack left home walking on that fateful morning, and went home yesterday in a wheelchair, ” she wrote also leaving a link for those who could help.
