Cowboy hats and country beats set the tone for Summerhill fundraiser
The mechanical bull proved one of the highlights of the evening.
Burnedale came alive with country charm on Saturday night when Summerhill House hosted its “Boere Roots and Country Boots” sokkie fundraiser.
About 270 guests attended the lively event, embracing the theme with cowboy hats, boots and plenty of enthusiasm on the dance floor.
The evening featured music, dancing and entertainment, with the mechanical bull proving to be one of the biggest attractions. Young and old alike lined up to test their skills, as both girls and boys took turns trying to stay in the saddle and earn bragging rights.
Organisers described the fundraiser as a great success, with guests dancing the night away while supporting a worthy cause in a festive and fun-filled atmosphere.
“To everyone who attended, sponsored, volunteered, donated and supported us throughout the event, thank you for helping us make a real difference,” said fundraising co-ordinator Nicole Kitchen.
Summerhill House is a non-profit caring for vulnerable, orphaned and abandoned children in Etete, near Shakaskraal.
While providing a safe and loving home for orphans, they also offering food, care and support to vulnerable children in the surrounding community.
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