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Take a swing against animal suffering at the Boksburg SPCA annual Golf Day

Participants can enjoy a fun-filled day on the greens while making a meaningful difference in the lives of animals waiting for a second chance.

Golf enthusiasts, local businesses and community members are invited to support a worthy cause when the Boksburg SPCA hosts its annual golf day at ERPM Golf Club on August 26.

The fundraising event aims to generate much-needed funds to help the SPCA continue caring for vulnerable and neglected animals in the community. Every rand raised will contribute towards providing shelter, medical treatment, rehabilitation and protection for animals in need.

The SPCA is calling on individuals and businesses to get involved by entering a four-ball, sponsoring a hole, or donating prizes.

The cost is R3 000 per four-ball, which includes cart rental, round and dinner. Businesses looking to showcase their support can take advantage of hole sponsorship opportunities from R2 000.
To book a four-ball, sponsor a hole or donate prizes, contact the Boksburg SPCA by sending an email to secretary@boksburdgspca.co.za

Whether you’re an avid golfer, a corporate team looking for a team-building opportunity, or a business wanting to support animal welfare, your contribution can help change lives.

“Events such as our golf day play a vital role in helping us continue our work within the community. With the support of local businesses and residents, we can ensure that vulnerable animals receive the care and protection they deserve,” said the SPCA.

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Fanie Mthupha

Fanie joined Boksburg Advertiser over 14 years ago – covering a wide range of issues under the sun. He rose up the ranks from mid-level to senior journalist & became a news-editor. He studied journalism at Damelin & went on to complete his Diploma in Media Practices course at BMH – focusing on print and online media. He loves acting as the eyes and ears of the public.

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