Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts

Friday, February 25, 2011

ATKV Handevat!

David Fourie visited the Inness Thabong school where Duo Dexa assisted with the building of classrooms for toddlers.  







Doel van die projek
Projek Handevat se doel is om ‘n skool uit ‘n bevoorregte gemeenskap te motiveer om ‘n
opbouende, volhoubare projek aan te pak saam met ‘n skool uit ‘n minder bevoorregte
gemeenskap.  Die projek wat gesamentlik deur die twee skole aangepak word, moet ten
uitvoer gebring word in die minder bevoorregte gemeenskap en tot voordeel van die
minder bevoorregte gemeenskap wees.  Hierdie projek moet ‘n langtermynoogmerk hĂȘ.

You can learn more about this initiative by visiting their website ATKV-Projects

Saturday, February 19, 2011

SHOUT Car wash

The guys have been busy since 09:00 this morning washing cars for charity - Domestic Watch.  They will be at it until 14:00 this afternoon.

Luckily, these guys know how to make it fun so can't use the slogan "all work and no play"




PJ Powers

First for Women Guardian Angel car getting a wash

Tamara

All Access presenter Jason Greer with Evolverband

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Steve forgives...

Steve said that he accepts the "comeback" by U2's Bono on OFM yesterday and is now on a 'peace rally' so to speak to support the U2 show in CPT tomorrow.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Latest stars joining SHOUT

PJ Powers joins again this year

Mafikizolo

Judith Sephuma

Ross from Primecircle

Idol winner Elvis Blue

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

SHOUT Car wash coming up

ere are some pictures from last year








And now... 2011 on its way!




The pictures are not owned by this blog and thanks is given to SHOUT SA, FB and the Saturday Star.  


SHOUT shirts available now!


The shirts are now available at Cross Trainer for R49.95 while stocks last and all the proceeds go towards the fight against crime.

SHOUT website

Dial Direct takes the initiative!



For years South African motorists have been plagued by the constant threat of potholes.
Not only are they a safety hazard, but they also pose danger to the wheel alignment and suspension of your car - that’s if the short- term danger of a flat tyre doesn’t get you first.
Many have tried to curb the problem, but there are still an increasing number of potholes in South Africa, which are growing in size and stature as fast as they are multiplying.
In the spirit of ‘less yada yada, more ching ching’ and in the interest of public safety and urban pride, Dial Direct and Trafficare, in association with the Gauteng Provincial Department of Roads and Transport (GPDRT), have joined forces in an effort to assist in the fight against potholes in Gauteng. Dial Direct will begin a Pilot Project by proactively filling potholes on selected roads in Gauteng, under the jurisdiction of GPDRT.
In keeping with Dial Directs techno-savvy brand positioning, the initiative will be using cutting edge, internationally acclaimed technology to repair the potholes. The Jetpatcher will be making its South African debut with the Dial Direct Pothole Brigade project. Ultimately Dial Direct and Trafficare would like to increase the scope of the activity of the Pothole Brigade over time, so watch this space!
Click here to see the Dial Direct Pothole Brigade in action.
Click here to read about the Jetpatcher technology

  • Click here to view our pothole related press releases

Darren Simpson at Dial Direct Pothole brigade launch


Thanks to Dial Direct and LeadSA for all the info and for filling up those huge potholes!  


Danny K - SHOUT project

A picture shared by Danny K earlier today.

A bunch of start got together again today for another installment of the SHOUT campaign.


You can visit the website to actually view the first song released for 'South African musicians unite against crime'



Most South Africans have been affected by crime in one way or another and we all want to do something about it. 
This is our chance to help fight back. This is your chance to shout for a safer S.A. 

SHOUT is a non-profit organization founded by Danny K and Kabelo Mabalane, after the senseless loss of Lucky Dube, to help give you a voice in the fight against crime in South Africa. 
They assembled an unprecedented line-up of S.A. artists and celebs who joined forces to record an epic version of the classic Tears For Fears anthem, Shout, in the name of mobilizing the people of South Africa to start building a safer home for us all. 

Be part of the solution by downloading the song, purchasing merchandise or simply making a donation. In partnership with some very powerful bodies, including the police and Crimeline we will finally be able to create a united movement across every community in this country. 

The responsibility lies in each one of us to be the change we want to see in the world. 
Join the movement. 
Add your voice. 
SHOUT



shoutsa.com/