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Dance fitness team raises R20000 for charity

Money was raised at the recent Women's Day event.

August 25, 2022
Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute
Seen at the Ultimate Dance Fitness cheque handover are a few members with the beneficiaries. They are (from left) Rachel Govender, Jessie Govender, Sarisha Mahabeer, Zandile Ngcobo (social worker), Ms P Thevan (District 49 Children's Shelter), Sr Nomusa Ndlovu (crisis centre), Arusha Ramchunder, Reena Maharaj and Jane Hall with Anudha Moodley in front.

Funds raised at the recent Ultimate Dance Fitness‘s annual Zumba Fit Morning on Women’s Day were handed over to charity in Scottburgh last Sunday.

A total of R20 000 was raised and shared between District 49 Children’s Shelter, GJ Crookes Crisis Centre and Jess Foord Foundation Rape Crisis Centre.

The fitness team thanks the generous sponsors for contributing to the successful fundraiser.

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August 25, 2022
Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute

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