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PICS: A Blooming good golf day!

The funds raised will be used to build an ablution block.

It was the greenest golf day in history as golfers dressed in the grassy colour worked their way around the Simbithi golf course for the annual, colourful Bloom Golf Day last week.

Bloom fundraiser Debbie Nicholson said this year’s golf day was a huge success and that they were eternally grateful for the fantastic support.

The stylish SMD Group: Ivan Hartley, Richard Allan, Les Hartley, and Leon Lotter.

“We are thrilled with the outcome of the day – the community really rallied together, all the golfers enjoyed their game and the evening event was more than we could ever have hoped for,” said Nicholson.

“Extreme Events came in and set up the entire event, tranforming the room completely out of the goodness of their hearts. We owe them a huge shout out for their generosity. SMD Landrover was our title sponsor and we thank them for their incredible support and donation to our little school. To our loyal Regency Property Group who always open their hearts to Bloom Centre, we are incredibly grateful to all of you for assisting us to do what we do at Bloom!”

Bloom director Nicola Stirton and Nicky Aberdein on the first hole.

The funds raised will be used to build an ablution block with another three toilets and two extra paraplegic toilet spaces.

In addition, they have been sponsored an AstroTurf for another playground, so they can start with that wishlist project too.

If you would like to help Bloom with building materials or play gyms, contact Debbie at 032 815 2701 or via email at debbie@bloomcentre.co.za

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