We have a winner in our charity competition
Not too long ago Afrigator and Ukash ran a competition where you and a charity of your choice could each win R3,000. It’s my pleasant duty to report that we have now picked an winner.
(drum roll please)
And the winner is…Tracy Stokes with her blog post about the Daktari Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage – http://tracystokes.co.za/2009/01/an-environmental-education-for-sas-children/
Congratulations! Tracy has won R3000.00 for herself and another R3000.00 for Daktari. In her great post, Tracy outlines her hope that the school will be able to build a Cheetah camp and take delivery of a Cheetah to help with the work they do (find out more).
For those not in the know, Ukash is an established international company that provides an alternative way for people to pay for goods and services online and recently they hit South African shores. Basically, Ukash makes it possible to pay for things online without using a credit card, which we think is very cool.
We at Afrigator are privelaged to have been involved with such a worthy cause and hope that the Daktari Bush School will go from strength to strength.
Till next, keep on blogging.
Lester and the Afrigator Team
Tracy said,
Wrote on February 23, 2009 @ 15:23
Thanks so much guys! I’m very grateful.
Jackie said,
Wrote on February 24, 2009 @ 08:00
Congrats Tracy, great cause, great post
Ian and Michele Merrifield said,
Wrote on February 25, 2009 @ 10:37
Thank you so much to Tracy for such a nice writting about us, to Afrigator for their generosity toward charities in South Africa and to The Trust for their dynamism and great support. You are both a part of people who make a difference and it keeps our heart warm to have you by our side.
Tracy, the kity for the cheetah camp is slowly but surely building up and we will keep you inform of our progress.
Hope to have the opportunity to meet you,
Best regards,
Ian and Michèle
walter litto Mashaba said,
Wrote on March 21, 2009 @ 15:22
i would like to get helped for the imorovement of the environmental conditions of my previous school.