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Dinwiddie company supports Santa Shoebox Project

Home thrilled that children will have a gift waiting under the Christmas tree.

October 5, 2014

Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

The team from Kenato Glass Brokers, representatives from the Bethesda House and the Santa Shoebox Project smile happily at the handover of 118 shoeboxes as part of the Santa Shoebox Project. The hand over took place at Kenato Glass Brokers offices in Dinwiddie last Monday.

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The team from Kenato Glass Brokers, representatives from the Bethesda House and the Santa Shoebox Project smile happily at the handover of 118 shoeboxes as part of the Santa Shoebox Project. The hand over took place at Kenato Glass Brokers offices in Dinwiddie last Monday.

The team from Kenato Glass Brokers, representatives from the Bethesda House and the Santa Shoebox Project smile happily at the handover of 118 shoeboxes as part of the Santa Shoebox Project. The hand over took place at Kenato Glass Brokers offices in Dinwiddie last Monday.

Some of the 118 shoeboxes donated to the Bethesda House, a shelter for abused and vulnerable women and their children.

Some of the 118 shoeboxes donated to the Bethesda House, a shelter for abused and vulnerable women and their children.

The team from Kenato Glass Brokers, representatives from the Bethesda House and the Santa Shoebox Project smile happily at the handover of 118 shoeboxes as part of the Santa Shoebox Project. The hand over took place at Kenato Glass Brokers offices in Dinwiddie last Monday.

Samantha Moagi (left), Tammy Westernberg, Margie Kostelac and Margret Mthimkulu pose together at the Santa Shoebox handover last Monday.

October 5, 2014

Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

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