Golfers open their hearts to children in need
Bethany House raised a total of R36 700 that will be utilized to upgrade a local shelter for teenage boys.
A charity golf day held by The Bethany House Trust at the Krugersdorp Golf Club last Thursday (15 May) has been hailed a great success.
The event, held to raise money for the Trust – which aims to break the cycle of abuse in children’s lives and facilitate healing and re-integration into the community – saw a large number of golfers from as far as Pretoria participating.
A combination of fantastic weather and an exquisite location added to the enjoyment of the day during which, according to Governor Marina Hough who is a friend of the Trust, a total of R36 700 was raised. The funds will be used towards the ongoing work of the Trust.
“The money will be utilised mainly to upgrade Ikusasa, a local shelter and development centre for teenage boys in town,” says Hough.
The following players walked away in victory following the Betterball Stableford competition.
• 1st prize: Shaun Alblas and André Joubert with 50 points
• 2nd prize: Daan Joubert and Terry Sharman with 44 points
• 3rd prize: Rodger Ward and Pierre Kriegler with 43 points
• Longest range on the 16th hole: Pottie Potgieter
On behalf of the Trust, Hough thanks all the sponsors and role-players who made the day a success.
“The good spirit in which everybody took part is much appreciated,” she says.
To donate to the Trust and the work they do in the community contact Francois Buys on 011 660 2763 or Marina Hough on 082 447 5693.
