Feed the Babies Fund collaborates with Hillcrest High for fundraising
The community is invited to join the good cause of raising funds at the High Tea Fundraiser at Hillcrest High School.
JOIN Feed the Babies Fund, in association with Hillcrest High School’s Representative Council of Learners (RCL), for the Buds of May High Tea fundraiser on Saturday, May 25, at Hillcrest High School.
Feed the Babies Fund is an organisation dedicated to nurturing the growth and development of infants and young children, focusing on their nutritional and educational needs from birth to six years old.
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In support of their Nutrition and Education Projects, the organisation traditionally hosts a Mother’s Day breakfast in Durban. “However, this year, we are thrilled to announce our relocation to Hillcrest and the exciting partnership with Hillcrest High School. Together, we are organising a special Mother’s Month High Tea Fundraiser on May 25. We are excited to host this event at Hillcrest High School and hope to make it an annual tradition in association with the school and their RCL,” said the organisation’s marketing and fundraising manager, Sandy Davies.
Speaking about the event, Hillcrest High School principal Denise Knight said: “Over the years, Feed the Babies has diversified, offering many more services to the community, including the training of early childhood educators. We are pleased that, true to our school motto, ‘If it is to be, it is up to me’, our Representative Council of Learners (RCL) has opted to help continue this legacy by hosting the ‘Buds of May’ fundraiser at Hillcrest High School.”
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The fundraiser will be packed with events, such as a fashion show by the renowned designer, Karen Monk-Klijnstra, and a floral-inspiration demo by world-famous floral art judge, Pam Harvey. Performances will be offered by the Hillcrest High School Choir, Steel Drums and the drama department. There will also be raffle tickets for purchase and amazing vendors for some retail therapy.
Greg Wallis, who is the chairperson of Feed the Babies Fund, will be the event’s MC. The guest speaker will be Mbongeni Ndlovu, chairperson of the Hillcrest High School Angel Fund.
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