Local newsNews

Car show raises funds for SPCA

Scott Kvalsvig, chairman of the Lower South Coast SPCA, thanked KZN Foundation and all of the event participants for supporting the SPCA and raising much-needed funds.

A car show fundraiser was held by non-profit organisation, KwaZulu-Natal Foundation, at Scottburgh Mall last Saturday.

The Cruise-in 4 a Cause event, which generated funds for the Lower South Coast SPCA, attracted many supporters from various parts of the province.

When the focus at the event wasn’t on cars, it was on snakes… on the cars.

Car fanatics were able to compete in various competitions such as a Show Off, Sound Off, Glow Off and Limbo, and the best in each category were awarded trophies.

To draw in even more attention and raise more money, a few pythons were brought in, which people could take pictures with, or of, for a small fee.

Scott Kvalsvig, chairman of the Lower South Coast SPCA, is seen with event organiser Ashen Ramadhar.

Scott Kvalsvig, chairman of the Lower South Coast SPCA, thanked KZN Foundation and all of the event participants for supporting the SPCA and raising much-needed funds.

“The SPCA needs this type of funding as it costs a lot to help animals in distress,” he said.

“The funds will help us maintain vehicles, pick up and assist hurt or abandoned animals, buy fuel for our vehicles and much more.”

Car enthusiasts Nigel Naicker (left) and Megyle Naidoo support the charity event last Saturday. Photo: Alpha Photography.

Organiser Ashen Ramadhar, described the event as a day filled with nothing but good vibes and thanked all who helped.

“Successful events only happen when people work together and support one another,” he said.

The fundraising event was held at the back parking lot of Scottburgh Mall.
Photo: Alpha Photography.

“From the vehicles that entered in the different show categories, to those who just came out to support the cause – thank you.”

HAVE YOUR SAY

Like the South Coast Herald’s Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and Instagram

At Caxton, every story is written by humans. We use AI only to perform quality checks - never to generate the news. Happy reading!

Support local journalism

Add The Citizen as a preferred source to see more from South Coast Herald in Google News and Top Stories.

Back to top button