Freshlyground's “fuel2grow” - Helping Cape Town’s Kids

By: TEAM Freshlyground
Short URL: https://archive.backabuddy.co.za/freshly-grounds-fuel2grow
Date Created: 9 April 2020

Funds Raised:
R 3 688

Fundraising Target:
R 30 000

Personal message

Support TEAM Freshlyground in aid of Ikamva Labantu’s “fuel2grow” campaign in this year’s Gun Run on 11 October 2015!

Our very own super fit and wholehearted “athletic” team comprising Zolani, Julio, Peter, Simon and Josh, as well as our marvelous management team – Andrew and Hayley will be taking part in the race to assist Ikamva Labantu in its efforts to raise funds for their feeding programme for vulnerable kids in the townships.

Support TEAM Freshlyground as we attempt this crazy thing for this remarkable organisation.

Sponsor us to help Ikamva Labantu to raise enough money to provide nourishing cooked lunches for at least 500 children for a whole year!

Did you know that just R150 can feed a child a warm nutritious meal for 2 weeks?

So come on - help us to provide the children with fuel2grow!

Thank you for taking the time to care.

Donations

Oct 10, 2015 - USD $ 105.50 Fees covered
"Wishing you all the best" - Marita McComiskey

Oct 07, 2015 - R 150.00 Fees covered
"Good luck :)" - Anonymous

Oct 01, 2015 - R 500.00 Fees covered
"Have a good run." - Richard

Sep 22, 2015 - R 1 000.00 Fees covered
"Try with a little help of my friends... " - Susanne Gruhler

Sep 20, 2015 - R 200.00 Fees covered
"Great initiative!" - Anonymous

Sep 18, 2015 - USD $ 40.09 Fees covered
"Great project - may you do well!" - Swissie Crissie

Statistics

Fundraising target

R 30 000.00

Donations to date

R 3 688.25

Ikamva Labantu Charitable Trust

In the early 1960s, Helen Lieberman and other courageous activists responded to the unjust conditions of South African Apartheid by setting up survival initiatives in the Western Cape. In 1992, the coordination of these initiatives was formalised and Ikamva Labantu, meaning “Future of The People”, was launched as a non-governmental and non-profit organisation. Ikamva Labantu’s work focuses on early childhood development, the well-being of older persons and after-school initiatives that keep children safe and off the streets.