A CORPORATE event was a win for The Domino Foundation when they were tagged as a beneficiary.

The Alexforbes’ corporate “Amazing Race” hit the streets of Durban North, and one of the points in the adventure-filled event saw eight teams of four stop at the organisation, with the condition that each team member must produce a litre of milk for the NPO’s Red Light programme.

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The venue was a clue or treasure destination for the cohort from the insurance group, with the object of having all leave as Domino ambassadors.

Team members also had to learn about how the foundation’s seven programmes are impacting thousands in local communities, which is called the Domino Effect.

Participants were hosted by the Domino quiz-mistress, Karen Brokensha, who handles all things marketing at the Adelaide Tambo Avenue offices and who tasked them with discovering core information on each of the programmes during their three hours on site.

At the 15-minute Domino stop-off, before the Alexforbes participants raced to the next port-of-call, one participant commented: “It wasn’t just a time of team-building and camaraderie. We were so pleased to understand how Domino has been working into the lives of marginalised people over the past 20 years and that there are so many opportunities for the wider community to be change-makers with the foundation.”

She encouraged other corporates to engage with Domino to help build brighter futures for underserved individuals and communities in the eThekwini area.

Email Brokensha on marketing@domino.org.za for information on how corporates can become part of the Domino Effect.

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