Sthembiso Khoza experiences the difference Add Hope makes

Sthembiso Khoza experiences the difference Add Hope makes Submission Details

Author: Lebogang Mashangoane from Plato Communications.
More Info link: https://www.addhope.co.za/
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To find out more about Add Hope, visit www.addhope.co.za
#AddHope

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Add Hope stories, local beneficiary lists and photography options: Add Hope Media Pack

Photographs – Sthembiso Khoza and KFC team members at Ipopeng: SK visits Ipopeng

Add Hope video: SK visits Ipopeng
https://youtu.be/9wtRojJerx0

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About Add Hope:
Add Hope, a powerful initiative that sees KFC customers and staff unite in the fight against hunger, has now reached the milestone of feeding 120 000 children around the country nutritious meals, every day, through supporting sustainable feeding programmes at a growing list of 137 beneficiary organisations.
Add Hope raises money through customer donations added at the till or on the Add Hope website, as well as donating a percentage of KFC profits as its own Corporate Social Responsibility contribution. In 2016, Add Hope raised R39 million, with every cent of customer R2 donations going towards feeding children. Over the past seven years, Add Hope has raised close to R400 million with KFC corporate social responsibility donations and customer donations combined.

About KFC:
KFC is part of Yum! Brands, Inc., the world’s largest restaurant company in terms of system restaurants with more than 36,000 restaurants in more than 117 countries and 1.4 million company and franchise associates. Yum! is ranked #214 on the Fortune 500 List, with revenues of more than $12 billion in 2011. KFC Corporation, based in Louisville, Kentucky, is the world’s most popular chicken restaurant chain, specialising and famous for its Original Recipe®. The secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices was first developed in 1940 and the same recipe is still used across the world today.
Follow us on: www.kfc.co.za, www.twitter.com/kfcsa and www.facebook.com/kfcsa.

Issued by:
Plato Communications
Tamaryn Brown
tamaryn@platocomms.co.za
(011) 463 2297 / 084 3510560

Issued on behalf of:
Gail Sham
Corporate Communications Manager, KFC Africa
(011) 790 9063

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