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Bedfordview SPCA hosts successful first-ever ‘Paint a Pot’ fundraiser

The Germiston Bedfordview SPCA hosted their first Paint a Pot fundraiser in aid of animals in need and it was a success.

Attendees enjoyed a relaxing and creative afternoon at the Germiston Bedfordview SPCA Paint a Pot Fundraiser.

The event took place at Vini’s Bedfordview on November 22. Chairperson of the Germiston Bedfordview SPCA, Christine Kuch, said the event was run by Jennifer Luke, who is a supporter of the SPCA.

Glenda Venter creates her own designs on the pot. Photo: Naidine Sibanda

This is the first time that the event has been held.

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“We learnt that Jennifer runs these kinds of workshops. We approached her. She did all the hard work.”

Homashni Naidoo paints a stunning design. Photo: Naidine Sibanda

Kuch added, “The Germiston Bedfordview SPCA is delighted to hold this fundraiser at Vini’s. We sold 34 tickets, which is quite tremendous. Jennifer has provided all the artistic equipment and guidance.”

Bernice Jefferies and Angela Berry enjoy exploring their creativity. Photo: Naidine Sibanda

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Included in the R450 ticket price paid by attendees was a refreshing drink and a full-sized pizza. Kuch said this was not just about fundraising, but also about having fun.

Danica Barker and Monika Hoffmann begin work on their pots. Photo: Naidine Sibanda

According to the chairperson, this was a way of saying thank you to everyone involved, including The News that covered the event.
The attendees took their painted pots home.

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Naidine Sibanda

Naidine Sibanda is Bedfordview and Edenvale News’ senior journalist. A University of Johannesburg journalism graduate, she began her career with TEACH South Africa before moving into community reporting at Caxton’s Rosebank Killarney Gazette, where she rose to senior journalist and earned recognition in the FCJ Awards. She also worked as communications officer for the James and Ethel Gray Park Foundation. Passionate about amplifying community voices, Naidine looks forward to highlighting both challenges and achievements in Bedfordview and Edenvale areas.

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