Malcolm Wallace – Munga Fundraiser
- By: WildTrust
- Short URL: https://archive.backabuddy.co.za/munga-fundraiser
- Date Created: 5 February 2024
Personal message
In 2021, I was given a sponsored entry to The Munga via Pickfords Removals. Doing the race was such an awesome experience, so I put it back on my bucket list. This year's Munga is the tenth edition, so it would be the perfect one to do as it will be a milestone for them.
I’m excited to have secured an entry into this year’s event. Due to the extreme nature of this event, I saw it as a fitting platform to play my part in raising awareness and funds for Imfolozi and Hluhluwe Park’s Anti-Poaching Unit. My family and I are passionate about the Park, and riding for a cause close to our heart would make the reward of achieving my goal that much sweeter.
The funds donated will be channelled towards the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park’s Anti-Poaching Unit to boost various activities that include ranger training, the K9 Unit and equipment needed by the unit to ensure they function optimally to protect our collective heritage.
Donations
- Feb 10, 2024 - USD $ 55.92 Tipped
- "Supporting Malcolm and his charitable cause - both facing a huge challenge in 2024." - Anonymous
- Feb 07, 2024 - R 50.00
- "Good luck" - Anonymous
Statistics
Fundraising target
R 300 000.00Donations to date
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