Smile Foundation to launch Movie Night at the Garden
All proceeds will go to the Smile Foundation supporting children in need of reconstructive surgery.
The Smile Foundation is thrilled to launch their first Smile Movie Night under the stars picnic at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden.
Presenting Raya and The Last Dragon, the epic animation promises to be enjoyed by the whole family on Saturday, February 12.
According to the organisers, all proceeds will go to the Smile Foundation, which supports children in need of reconstructive surgery.
The gates will open at 17:30 and the movie will start at 18:45. Cost for an adult is R100 while kids will secure their tickets for R50, excluding snacks.
Food vendors will be available while families will be permitted to bring along their own food (no alcohol, no glasses/ bottles and no cooler boxes).
To book your tickets click here.
Should members of the community require further information they are advised visit smilefoundation.co.za or email: events@smilefoundationsa.org.
One child, one letter and one phone call gave birth to Smile Foundation 18 years ago, after a personal request from Nelson Mandela to help a little girl living with a facial anomaly. To datem more than 4 000 children’s lives have been changed.
The Smile Foundation is passionately committed to making a difference in the lives of South African children living with treatable facial conditions such as facial paralysis, cleft lip, cleft palate, ear and nose conditions, craniofacial abnormalities and burn wounds.
