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VIDEO: North Coast Courier Orphan Fund

See what the Orphan Fund has been able to achieve thanks to your help.

The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund has raised and distributed more than R3 million over the last 12 years to support, feed and educate orphaned and vulnerable children on the North Coast.
To be able to help more children, we need your help.

Join us in making a difference with any of these three ways:

1. Litres for education

Litres for Education sticker.
Litres for Education sticker.

Collect your sticker and fill up at BP Ballito or BP Sibaya and the service station will donate 10 cents per litre that you fill to the North Coast Courier Orphan Fund – no cost to you!

2. Christmas Collection

From left, Superspar Lifestyle Center manager Seelan Pillay, Lifestyle Centre manager Mark Pearse and marketing manager Tessa Woodley are ready to feed the box with lots of toys.
From left, Superspar Lifestyle Center manager Seelan Pillay, Lifestyle Centre manager Mark Pearse and marketing manager Tessa Woodley are ready to feed the box with lots of toys.

Donate a toy in one of our Christmas Collection boxes at Spar, Tiffany’s Spar, Junction Shopping Centre and Checkers.

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3. Make a donation to:

North Coast Courier Orphan Fund

ABSA Ballito
Branch code: 632005
Account number: 9109572488

NPO reg no 030-070

 

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