Miss Ballito finalists with big hearts compete for title
The 10 contestants are expected to initiate charitable projects that benefit their communities, and the judges were told of many such projects, from rescuing stray kittens, feeding orphans, organising stationery for disadvantaged schools and arranging food and blanket drives, amongst others.
A number of heart warming community projects were showcased by Miss Ballito finalists on Saturday.
The 10 contestants are expected to initiate charitable projects that benefit their communities, and the judges were told of many such projects, from rescuing stray kittens, feeding orphans, organising stationery for disadvantaged schools and arranging food and blanket drives, amongst others.
During their time as finalists in the contest, the girls also receive coaching in finance management, life skills, social media etiquette, nutrition and health, self-defence and self-love.
The Miss Ballito contest is organised by Heidie Smith and Karen Landman on behalf of Zimbali Rotary club.
Since inception in 2011, the project has raised more than R700 000 for North Coast charities.
The final judging evening will be held on October 15, from 6pm at the Relax Inn.
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