Charlize Theron is planning a fundraiser for flood victims in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

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Charlize Theron, an Oscar winner and human rights campaigner, has launched a fundraising campaign for victims of the KwaZulu-Natal floods through her Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP).On Tuesday, Theron, who is also a UN Messenger of Peace, took to social media to share terrible images of the floods' aftermath. In her message, Theron urged her global fans and followers to donate to disaster relief to help the many people who have lost their homes and loved ones as a result of the recent floods.

"While I understand much of the globe is in suffering right now, and a lot is being asked of us as global citizens, I'm hopeful you'll find it in your heart to contribute," she wrote."Earlier this week, the province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) was hit by the worst floods on record, killing around 400 people and displacing others. Our most important responsibility at CTAOP is to support our partners through any obstacles they encounter - and right now, organizations in KZN are reeling, attempting to help their communities in every way they can, as impacted families need need food, water, and shelter."

The Bombshell actress highlighted how potential contributors might help support the project, emphasizing that all money would go to the people who are affected. "Every $8k (about R118 000) we raise helps our partners provide displaced families residing in community halls with one week's worth of support (food, water, and basic needs)."

 

"All funds earned through this fund-raiser will be distributed to CTAOP's partners in the KZN region to aid flood relief operations." Facebook doesn't collect any fees, and EIF has waived theirs, so every dollar received will go directly to individuals who have been affected. Thank you very much for your kindness!". The CTAOP, which was founded by Theron in 2007, advocates young people in Africa by investing in organizations that prioritize and enhance the health, education, and community support of these youth, therefore enhancing their potential to stay HIV-free. Local star Somizi Mhlongo, in reaction to the KZN floods, encouraged his friends and colleagues, including Cassper Nyovest, Shauwn Mkhize, and DJ Tira, to donate to the relief fund for the flood victims.

 

"I know the government is trying to help the people of KZN; let's help the government help the people of KZN." "I'd like to urge Durban musicians and promoters to get together this week and organize a charity performance at Moses Mabhida Stadium, where all artists from across the nation may volunteer to perform for free... "All of the earnings will go to all of the relief accounts for the floods in KZN," Somizi added. The KZN provincial administration has announced that 443 people have died, with 48 persons remaining missing, according to latest reporting on IOL News.

 

The catastrophe now unfolding in the province has been dubbed "one of the biggest natural disasters in our country's recorded history" by the provincial authorities.

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