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Tony takes on the

Tony takes on the "Holy Grail of Trail running"

Funds Raised:
R 12 500
Fundraising Target:
R 54 000

Personal message

The Otter African Trail Run has been dubbed ‘The Holy Grail’ of trail running and is listed as one of South Africa’s toughest trail runs. The Otter is a 42 km trail run set in the breathtaking Tsitsikamma National Park traversing the full 5-day hiking route of the Otter Trail.  In 2012 it will be run in reverse and has been renamed the Retto.

Tony will be taking on the challenge of running this race in under 8 hours to raise funds for Sabrina Love Foundation, who care for almost 100% of all Plettenberg Bays children with special needs. Tony is aiming to raise enough money to cover the costs of looking after three families and their special needs children. The costs for the year for each family is R18 000 and has thus set a target of R54 000. 

Your contribution to this project will help change a child’s world. 

Donations

  • Oct 08, 2012 - R 1 500.00
  • "phenomenal stuff and dont burst a takkie!!!!" - Bruce, Tanya and kids
  • Oct 08, 2012 - R 5 000.00
  • "BETTER YOU THAN ME!" - JONTY FLETCHER
  • Oct 02, 2012 - R 1 500.00
  • "Want to hear about it 16 Oct when back. Gun it m'bru." - jenny & Diarmuid
  • Oct 02, 2012 - R 1 000.00
  • "Pink Rules !" - The Lowndes'
  • Oct 01, 2012 - R 500.00
  • "Well done for entering and the great work of Sabrina!" - Charlie L.
  • Oct 01, 2012 - R 2 000.00
  • "You go Tony. All the best. " - Derek Janet Rafael Julia
  • Sep 27, 2012 - R 1 000.00
  • "Go Tony Go!" - Su Lubner

Statistics

Fundraising target

R 54 000.00

Donations to date

R 12 500.00

Sabrina Love

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The Sabrina Love Foundation started in 2003, was set up to honour the memory of Sabrina Lubner, daughter of Tony and Suzy. Sabrina was born with a rare bone disorder and after 7 short years, following intensive support from professionals, family and friends, she passed away. Currently, there are over 60 children receiving daily support from the program, including a day-care centre housing an additional 27 children providing expert professional care, daily meals, parental support and a teacher training course.