Lukhanyo Ndamane is fundraising for Flight for Sight
by Flying For Life
"Dignity for Site C" - Sanitary Pads Fundraiser Objective: To raise funds to provide sanitary pads to underprivileged girls and women in Khayelitsha Site C, promoting menstrual hygiene, dignity, and well-being. Target Amount: R10,000 Goal: To provide 5,000 packets of sanitary pads (2 pads per packet) to 1,250 beneficiaries Breakdown: - R5,000: Purchase sanitary pads (5,000 packets x R1 per packet) - R3,000: Distribution, education, and awareness programs - R2,000: Administration and overhead costs Fundraising Strategies: 1. Online donations via different 2. Sponsorship from local businesses 3. Community events (bake sales, charity runs, etc.) 4. Crowdfunding campaign Donation Tiers: - R50: Provides 10 packets of sanitary pads - R100: Provides 20 packets of sanitary pads - R500: Provides 100 packets of sanitary pads Benefits: - Improved menstrual hygiene and health - Increased confidence and dignity among beneficiaries - Enhanced access to education and opportunities Partnerships: - Local community organizations - Schools and educational institutions - Healthcare providers Timeline: - Month 1-2: Fundraising and planning - Month 3-4: Distribution and education programs - Month 5: Evaluation and reporting Let's work together to bring dignity and hope to the girls and women of Khayelitsha Site C!
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Flying for Life is raising funds to cover the cost of flights that enable volunteer healthcare professionals to access remote areas and tap into rural communities where there is a dire need for medical treatment. Our upliftment projects, surgeries, and training will take place at Donald Fraser Hospital in the Vhembe District in Limpopo and Dr Harry Surtie Hospital in the Northern Cape, throughout 2023. Volunteer healthcare professionals provide crucial, skilled medical interventions such as cataract surgeries for patients who would otherwise go untreated.
Both the Donald Fraser Hospital in the Vhembe District in Limpopo and Dr Harry Surtie Hospital in the Northern Cape, have increasing waiting lists; and due to a combination of variables such as patient location, waiting time, and general lifestyle with lack of access to UV protection, patients come in with very dense cataracts. If you have cataracts, they worsen time, impairing your vision irrevocably. Job loss and collapsed quality of life are ultimately and unavoidably a reality for these individuals. Left untreated cataracts can cause total blindness - this has a generational effect as younger familiar members in such communities are forced to stay home to assist their relatives.
Since the inception of Flying for Life, we have carried out over 1000 successful surgeries. The testimonials that come through from patients with restored eyesight are both humbling and inspiring. You need only hear one to realise the impact of such an operation, and gift.
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Lukhanyo Ndamane is fundraising for Flight for Sight 2 years, 2 months agoLukhanyo Ndamane has updated their profile picture on their #doDifferent Activist page and completed step 2 of Becoming an Activist. Their NGO received R100 to make a difference in South Africa
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Lukhanyo Ndamane is fundraising for Flight for Sight 2 years, 2 months agoLukhanyo Ndamane signed up as a #doDifferent activist completed step 1 of Becoming an Activist. Their NGO received R300 to make a difference in South Africa
