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Solidariteit Helpende Hand and BNI Winelands Golf Day

24 January 2020 by Alan

MyPR: Solidariteit Helpende Hand and BNI Winelands Golf Day:

Solidariteit Helpende Hand and BNI invites you to participate in our golf day on 17 April 2020 at the Stellenbosch Golf Club, either as a player or sponsor.

Helpende Hand’s Study Fund Centre’s main purpose is to make it possible for students who are unable to afford tuition fees the opportunity to study at any accredited tertiary institution in South Africa by means of a partially interest free study loan. By participating, you will make a positive difference in the lives of these young people who cannot afford to study without our financial assistance.

The golf day will offer an afternoon field with tee-off times between 11:00-13:00.

There are a number of ways to get involved in this event by either entering a 4-ball, sponsoring prizes, auction items or a wet/marketing hole. Please contact Sonja de Klerk on 083 280 4812 for the entry/sponsorship form.

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Category: UncategorizedTag: Golf, hand, Helpende, Solidariteit, Winelands

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