President of the Christian Motorcycle Association Durban chapter, Johan van Eck hands over some of the nappies collected by bikers from Durban and surrounds to Lisa Withers, a volunteer at the Baby House in Westville, and Dayle Rodrigues at this year's Nappy Run at Woodlands Sports Club on Saturday, 16 August.
Isaiah 54, the Baby House in Westville and Seventh Heaven Old Age Home were some of the gradeful recipients of hundreds of nappies collected by generous bikers in the greater Durban area.
The nappies were handed over at the conclusion of the annual Nappy Run at Woodlands Sports Club on Saturday, 15 August.
“The Nappy Run has taken place for about the last 15 years. I’ve been involved in it for the last two or three years and we are very happy with the donations we received this year,” said president of the Christian Motorcycle Association Durban chapter, Johan van Eck, at the handover.
“Some bikers donated nappies, while others donated cash, which we will use to purchase more nappies and give to other establishments that need.”
Carl Prinsloo and Peter Holder.
Fernando Marques, Steve Whiffler and Jose Mastropaola.
Greg Adams
Scott McPhail, Kirstin Pontes, and Bernie and Charley Jacobs, Rodger Taylor and Jacques Nel.
Justin Visagie turned over this massive truck tyre an amazing 14 times in one minute during the festivities.
Shaun Spies with his pride and joy, a Harley Davidson Dyna Wide Glide with custom paint job.
Marlon and Debbie Benson.
Mitch Marques introduces new pup, Jessica to her biker family.
Christian Motorcycle Association Durban chapter members, Rina Murgatroyd, Cary Barratt, Malaika Burke, Ena van Rensburg, Lien van Niekerk and Elsabe van Eck were part of the hard-working team behind this year’s Nappy Run.
President of the Christian Motorcycle Association Durban chapter, Johan van Eck hands over some of the nappies collected by bikers from the greater Durban area to residents of Seventh Heaven Home for the Aged at this year’s Nappy Run.
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