Help Africa Food for Thought with 20 volunteers for sharing our latest posts on Facebook
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location
Helderkruin, Gauteng
category
Organisational Capacity & Partnerships
sub-category
Marketing, comms & fundraising support
duration
less than an hour
participants
How can you help?
Help Africa Food for Thought with 20 volunteers for sharing our latest posts on Facebook
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We would love for you to visit our Facebook page, take a moment to press that 'follow' button, and scroll through our recent posts. https://www.facebook.com/africafoodforthought Find your favourite, and share it to your own page, asking your friends to check us out! Word of Mouth is, by far, our most successful marketing strategy, and every post you share helps us feed vulnerable children here on the West Rand. Did you know that Africa Food for Thought provides food to nearly 17,000 children?? You (or your child) can also earn volunteering hours by doing some research on AFFT at our website (www.afft.org.za) and creating your own post on Facebook or Instagram. Make sure to tag us so that we can credit your time. School children can earn one hour of community service for each post.
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