Midmar 2019

Brigitte Melly is raising funds for Singakwenza

Did you know that 80 % of a child's brain potential is developed by the age of 4?

Singakwenza is a KZN based organisation that aims to build sustainable early childhood education programmes in disadvantaged communities. They mentor creche caregivers over a period of two years and guide them to use resources made out of recycled materials (amazing!). This year there are 66 caregivers and 1185 children participating in this programme, and it would be incredible if more could participate in the future. In February 2019 I will be swimming 8 miles (all 8 Midmar Mile events) to raise funds for Singakwenza. 

Please help me reach my goal for this incredibly worthy cause! No donation is too small. As an added bonus you can claim it on your next tax return too! (Just click on the S18A certificate when you are paying)

For more information on Singakwenza, visit their site: www.singakwenza.org


overall progress

raised R12 850,00 goal R12 000,00

107%

donations

Name Message Donation
Jette Bollerup Go Brigitte. What a fine cause R500
Carol Maley Yay, Brigitte! R300
Julia Just keep swimming! :) R150
Mike R250
Sammy So proud of you Brig! You're amazing! Go for it-we all behind you:) R150
Mark Cathy Thanks for helping children in need! Enjoy the swimming! R1 000
Nicola All the best!!! R500
Kerry Maree Good luck Brigitte! R300
Go Brig! R350
Ellen Starke Best wishes from E Cape R500
Alan Good Luck R500
Caron Happy swimming :) R500
Annerie Go you good thing you! R200
Tarryn Govoni Go Brig! R150
Betsie Milne High 5! R500
Graham Dennis Best wishes R500
Carol Maley Good luck Brigitte! R500
Melanie Lambert Go Brigitte! R100
paul Hablutzel good luck, R200
Toni R100
Tony Shot Bridget R500
Richard Jacob R1 500
Kerry R300
Gran Routing for you R1 000
Lauren R200
MMCM Goodluck Brigitte R1 000
Karen Swim fishy swim! ;) R500
Friend You go girl! R100
JF Go, Brig! :) R500

Singakwenza, meaning “We can do it!”, is a non-profit organisation based in Kwa-Zulu Natal which builds sustainable Early Childhood Education programmes in economically disadvantaged communities, using recycling to make resources.

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