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Almost 23 years after rejecting my place at UCT, I have been accepted again to study a Postgraduate Diploma in Addiction Care. It is the realisation of a dream and I need your help to make that dream come true!
Indibano Youth Development is a non‐profit organization located in the township of Vrygrond, Cape Town, South Africa. Our primary objective is to combat unemployment amongst vulnerable youth, by equipping them with life skills, work skills and computer skills that will make them more employable!
Fundraising to implement a menstrual health management programme in a community school.
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Worthy causes abound but not all get the exposure they deserve. Abundant Life is run by Sister Pitout and Doctor Cupido operating out of the Victoria Hospital in Wynberg, Western Cape, South Africa.
Where Rainbows Meet Training and Development Foundation is holding a Christmas event, giving over 5,000 children a Christmas gift, which includes: clothes, educational materials, hygienic materials, toys and a meal, but we can’t do this without your help.
Some of you might already know that the Cederberg now has a brewery. Cederbrew, womanned by sisters Melanie and Tania Nieuwoudt, propelled itself on to the scene in style, with their Chubbyhead Stout ranking in the top 10 craft beers nationwide at the 2014 Craft Championships! But we need your support!
Gus Brown is a new band in South Africa creating our first album called #Fullcollision. Please help us to achieve our ultimate goal of creating something awesome that we can present to radio stations across South Africa!
The “Lone Strangers” are a team of 4 capable and determined individuals who have decided to take on the challenge that is the 2015 Put foot Rally.
The Maties Rowing Club of Stellenbosch University are an interesting bunch. Much like the famous Oxford-Cambridge Boatrace, our six crews have trained long and hard all year to compete in the 6km (men) and 4.2km (ladies) races. Our final obstacle: the root of all evil (and no, it's not the rowing machine), money!
