The Almond Tree programme places vulnerable children into a family environment. Their facilities in Benoni and Delmas currently have about 70 children in their care.
Dimitri Seritis (left) and Mike Seritis receive their prizes from Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright on behalf of the winning four-ball, which also included Dax Menday and Greg Fridberg.
Caitlyn Wright, Miss Benoni, hosted a charity golf day at the Benoni Country Club on August 7. A sum of R25 500 was raised and donated to her nominated charity, the Almond Tree Children’s Home.
The day was contested on a four-ball alliance format (two to count) and a prize-giving dinner held on conclusion of the successful day.
The four-ball comprising Dimitri Seritis, Dax Menday, Mike Seritis and Greg Fridberg walked away with first prize.
Miss Benoni would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all those who contributed to a worthy cause.
Let’s do this (left): Quintin White, Joe Zorgman, Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright, Kobus Janse van Rensburg and George Thomas.
Runners-up: Mark Schroeter, Craig Cowell, Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright, Clifford White and Wade Dick.
In good spirits – Stuart Tonkin (left) and Morné Erskine.
Cliff White, Craig Cowell, Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright, Wade Dick and Mark Schroeter.
What dreams are made of – Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright gets behind the wheel of a luxury McLaren sports car.
Good luck boys! (left): Craig Haring, Jeffrey Llewelyn, Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright, Luiz Angyalossy and Nelson Teixeira.
Zina Rotherham (left) from The Almond Tree and Miss Benoni Caitlyn Wright with one of the luxury vehicles on display at the Charity Golf Day at Benoni Country Club.
Thumbs up! Graham Dalgetty (left) and Ruan Kahts.
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