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Run wild with The Orphan Fund trail run at Rain Farm this Sunday

Prizes up for grabs include a spa voucher and high tea for 2 from Oyster Box, valued at R3 000.

Put on your takkies to help The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund raise money by joining the ‘Running Wild’ fun trail run this weekend.

With great prizes up for grabs and the opportunity to picnic afterwards, the fun-filled trail run is set for Sunday, September 19 at Rain Farm Game Lodge.

It offers a 5km or 10km trail run, with a sure chance of spotting some of the local wildlife on the game farm!

Orphan Fund fundraising coordinator, Mpume Vilakazi encouraged runners to sign up as soon as possible, with entries limited.

Tickets are selling fast, so get yours early to avoid disappointment.

“We are looking forward to having you and assure you that we will be observing Covid-19 protocols. We will have delicious eats on sale, too.

“And will also be selling raffle tickets with the funds raised being used to take care of orphans and vulnerable children,” said Vilakazi.

Each entrant will receive a water bottle, drawstring bag and vouchers by Trade Root.

Prizes up for grabs include a spa voucher and high tea for 2 from Oyster Box, valued at R3 000.

Further prizes include wine, dining vouchers and more.

Get your tickets at R120 at quickentry.co.za/2021/08/12/orphan-fund-get-it-magazine-traderoot-active-family-fun-day/.

Tickets will be R150pp on the day (if space allows), children under 12 get in at half price.

Contact Mpume at 032 946 0276 or email her at orphanfund@northcoastcourier.co.za.

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