SA Guide Dogs Association to participate in Ride Joburg event
SA Guide Dogs Association will participate in the Virgin Active 947 Joburg this year and the association urges people to register and join Team Guide Dogs.
The SA Guide Dogs Association for the Blind has announced it participation in the Virgin Active 947 Ride Joburg 2024.
The event will take place on November 17 at the FNB Stadium.
In the spirit of Leap Year, the association invites the public to join Team Guide Dogs and make a significant difference in the lives of visually impaired people in South Africa.
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Every day, the SA Guide Dogs Association empowers individuals to take leaps of faith, whether it’s their clients placing trust in the guide dogs, embracing newfound independence with a white cane, or donors investing in their mission.
Each action represents a leap towards a brighter, more inclusive future.
By participating in the Virgin Active 947 Ride Joburg alongside Team Guide Dogs, you will directly contribute to the training of more assistance dogs for the visually impaired and physically disabled, as well as the purchase of essential assistive devices.
Every pedal stroke and donation will help transform lives and fulfil aspirations.
Join the SA Guide Dogs Association for the Blind at the Virgin Active 947 Ride Joburg and leap into action for a cause that changes lives.
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To become part of the team or for more information, visit www.guidedog.org.za or email Nicole Barros at nicoleb@guidedog.org.za for any questions or assistance.
By registering to join Team Guide Dogs, you’ll receive a dedicated starting time, branded cycle jersey, arm warmers and socks, cycle pack collection on your behalf, a goodie bag and post-race hospitality. Raise R10 000 or more and stand a chance to win amazing prizes.
The association urges the public to make this year extra special by signing up to cycle for Team Guide Dogs and supporting them in their ongoing mission to continue changing lives for the visually and physically disabled.
