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Candice Verster, 17, Rand Girls’ School Candice is the Head Girl of her school. In Grade 10, she joined a charity team at her school, Team@, and started volunteering. She has volunteered at a number of places, including a children’s home and an old age home. Each volunteering experience has given her something unique to take home and reflect upon. She says she is “athletically impaired” and rather enjoys doing things that allow her to express her creativity. Her goal in life is to be truly happy. “Being a School SleepOut Ambassador means that I can be the change that I want to see. I am very excited because I know that I will be learning a lot,” she says. Dario Gouveia, 9, Marist Brothers Linmeyer Dario has a purple belt in Karate. He loves cricket, soccer and swimming. With the help of his family, he started a shoe project called sole2sole, and has collected 3 800 (and counting) pairs of shoes for the less fortunate. Most of his free time is spent tying, counting, collecting and giving out shoes to the poor. “I am excited to be an Ambassador because it means that not only will it help me collect more shoes for the poor, but hopefully it will help more children want to help me help the poor,” says Dario. Jessica Powell, 15, Reddam House Bedfordview Jessica enjoys reading, drawing and anything to do with art. She also enjoys swimming, archery and running. She is a part of the swimming team at her school and she runs for the Jeppe Quandam running club. She is currently ranked 2nd in her age group in the country for target archery. She started volunteering in primary school, not because it was compulsory, but because she felt the need to give back. She hopes to make it to the Olympics with either swimming or archery, and would like to work her way towards The President’s Award. “Being an ambassador means that I can do what I love and be recognised for just the small things I do to change the world,” she says. 56
Angels is an organisation dedicated to the welfare of abandoned, orphaned, sickly or abused babies placed in our home. With passion, a positive attitude and determination we will work together to ensure that the babies placed in our care will be loved and well cared for. 1 Volunteer at Fundraising Events or at the babies home in Rosettenville. 2 Start a fundraising campaign with Do it 4 Charity. www.doit4charity.co.za/angels 3 Make a financial commitment by signing up for a monthly debit order through our Adopt a Cot campaign. 3 Donate your unwanted goods, including baby clothes, toys, adult clothes and household items. 3 Adopt one of our little ones through Impilo Adoption Agency. For an update on our progress or additional information: Website: www.angelsbaby.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/AngelsBaby Email: fundraising@angelsbaby.org Tel: 011 434 4227 / 081 049 6228 To make a financial contribution: Account Type: Nedbank Current Account Account Name: Angels Baby Sanctuary Account Number: 1051788765 Branch Code: 13853700 Swift Code: NEDSZAJJ 57
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