Charity 8 Challenge 2025

Amanda Heinzelmann is raising funds for PinkDrive

I have experienced loss of friends from various types of Cancer, witnessed young mothers of children I teach having to navigate new family life and motherhood, while fighting this disease with an inner strength and will, that is nothing but awe inspiring.  I know so many lives that have been affected, families broken, and loved ones lost while struggling with this. I am honoured to be alive and well enough to swim this challenge, and giving back to PinkDrive at the same time would make it even more worthwhile and rewarding. Your donations, large or small will make a difference to someone's life and family.


overall progress

raised R17 050,00 goal R10 000,00

170%

donations

Name Message Donation
Lucy Spreckley Well done!!! R450
Olivia & Jamie Somerville Go Teacher Amanda! What a worthwhile cause! R200
Cameron Chavers R300
Keenie No one does it like you mom, you are such an inspiration! Love you xxx R250
Blake and Mackenzie De Bruin Go teacher Amanda go!! Thank you for being such an inspiration R500
Amani + Kairo Raoleka Thank you for what you are doing to support such a special cause. Go teacher Amanda! We are behind you all the way! R2 000
Ian You’re a superstar Amanda R3 000
Tom & Georgia Lawrence Big effort - well done Teacher Amanda we’re rooting for you 💪 R500
Cos Very inspirational - well done! R4 000
Bryan Best of luck Mandy xx R1 000
Raoul Go go go Enjoy R300
Quentin Allison Smash it Amanda, good luck with the seim R500
Josie Miller Good luck Amanda, as always one inspirational lady xx R150
Khevin Marageni All the best 🌸🌸 R500
Charlie + Tom Marshall Good luck Teacher Amanda! A very worthy cause xx R1 000
Robbie Wright Good Luck! R500
Tyron Sharnock R500
Noni kokinos Good luck it’s so inspiring and incredible. Well done R800
Sally Knowles You go girl! In memory of my dear friends Pat and Alli. R500
Lianda May You are an inspiration for a wonderful cause! Good luck with your swim! R100

Our Mission is to spread the message that ‘Early detection can prolong a life’.

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