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Merewent Cheshire Home tee off for fundraiser

The Merewent Cheshire Home took to the Papwa Sewgolum Golf Course to tee off for their annual golf day fundraiser. The fundraiser was aimed to bring in much-needed funds for the non-profit organisation.

THE Merewent Cheshire Home hosted its much-anticipated annual golf day fundraiser at the Papwa Sewgolum Golf Course on July 5, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of golfers and supporters.

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The event proved to be a success, raising approximately R80 000 for the home.

Seventy-two golfers arrived at the course at 09:30 to kick off the day with registration, breakfast and goody bags, setting a spirited tone for the tournament. The competition began with a shotgun start at 10:30 and continued until 15:00. The golfers, hailing from various backgrounds, enjoyed a friendly yet competitive atmosphere on the greens.

Following the tournament, participants and guests gathered for a sit-down dinner, which included formalities, an auction and further fundraising activities. The evening provided a perfect backdrop for community members to connect and contribute to the home’s noble cause.

Winnie Mkhize, manager of the Merewent Cheshire Home, expressed her appreciation for the support received. She emphasised the importance of the golf day in the home’s fundraising efforts and confirmed that it would remain a staple in their annual calendar.

The funds raised from this event will go a long way in supporting the home’s mission to provide care and support to its residents. Mkhize noted that the community’s generosity and participation are crucial in ensuring the home can continue its vital work.

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