GEORGE NEWS - The Garden Route Dam Action Group is inviting golfers to support its first charity golf day on Thursday 15 August at the George Golf Club.
"We invite players to join us for a day of fun and friendly competition on the greens as we raise funds and awareness for our cause," says Gardag chairperson, Desireé du Preez.
The competition will be in a Better Ball Stableford format. The entry fee is R2 000 for a 4-ball.
Exciting prizes are to be won, including a weekend getaway to Nima Lodge, various lucky draw prizes, Gardag merchandise and more. Boeries and beer will be for sale.
There are various sponsorship opportunities. For more information, send an e-mail to gardag21@gmail.com. Participants must RSVP by 26 July.
n Gardag is a non-profit organisa-tion started by Ken Gie and run by volunteers. Their mission is to monitor water quality of the natural resources in the George area.
They raise awareness of the Garden Route Dam and advocate sustainable water management practices. Their core committee was re-elected for another term after a year of restructuring the group into a non-profit company.
They invite young people to join the organisation and the committee to become involved in projects related to water sustainability in George.
"We can especially improve in the area of social media and communication.
Volunteering services are a good way to gain experience needed for finding employment," said chairperson Desireé du Preez.
Interested persons may contact Gardag at admin@gardag.org.za.
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