Fantastic turnout for dash for a splash
The money raised will go towards equipment for first aid/lifeguard training, upkeep of building maintenance and also to help towards running costs of the club.
Locals certainly made a splash for a great cause!
The fun 5km walk held to support the Umtamvuna Lifesaving Club on Sunday was a huge success, with almost 200 walkers showing up.
The money raised will go towards equipment for first aid/lifeguard training, upkeep of the building, and also to help towards running costs of the club.
Event organiser, Terri Burger said the weather was amazing and families spent the whole day at the dam enjoying the water at Seaview Game Farm near Port Edward.
Burger said Nikki Wichmann who helped her organise the event came up with the amazing idea to host the event at her farm.
“The walkers walked through the farm, keeping a lookout for zebras, impala and wildebeest that run freely. It’s such a different location for a fun walk with the game and the dam at the end. We are lucky to have it on our doorstep,” said Terri.
She thanked everyone who supported the fundraiser.
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