Help RETINA SOUTH AFRICA with 100 volunteers for Promoting Zanzibar Raffle
100 volunteers still needed
category
Disability, Seniors & Care
sub-category
Accessibility & inclusion support
duration
1-4 hours
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Help RETINA SOUTH AFRICA with 100 volunteers for Promoting Zanzibar Raffle
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Retina South Africa is looking for passionate volunteers to help promote our 2026/27 Zanzibar Raffle. Every R100 ticket sold helps fund vital support services, advocacy initiatives and programmes for people living with inherited retinal conditions and vision loss. As a volunteer, you'll help share this exciting opportunity with your networks, friends, family, and community, giving someone the chance to win a 7 night dream holiday for two to Zanzibar, including flights, while helping change lives. No fundraising experience needed, we'll give you all the tools and support to get started. Volunteers who go above and beyond stand a chance to be named our 2026/27 Zanzibar Fundraising Champion, with special recognition in our newsletter and on social media. Join us and help make this our most successful raffle yet.
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