Help Empowervate Trust with 300 volunteers for Nominating Empowervate for Woolworths My School 21
category
Children & Youth
sub-category
Caring for children
duration
less than an hour
How can you help?
Help Empowervate Trust with 300 volunteers for Nominating Empowervate for Woolworths My School 21
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Can you help? 21 supporters stand a chance to give a total of R2.1million to 21 different causes– that’s a generous R100 000 to every organisation! In the spirit of giving, we ask you to spare a few minutes to nominate Empowervate Trust. We are an NPO that empowers and motivates children and youth in schools nationally to be active citizens and social entrepreneurs. Our Youth Citizens Action Programme reached 750 schools this year mainly in rural areas and townships, as well as ex Model C as we believe in social cohesion and nation building. R100 000 is a considerable amount of money that will enable us to continue to positively impact under-resourced schools in 2019. All you have to do is follow this link to nominate Empowervate: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/21Years For the fields where it asks what Empowervate does, please see the attached company profile as a guide. Nominations are already open, and will close on 28 February 2019. Please note that a nomination does not guarantee a donation. The 21 most deserving nominated organisations, as chosen by a panel of judges, will receive a R100,000 cash donation. If you don’t have a MySchool card, you can simply apply online by completing the electronic form - https://www.myschool.co.za/supporter/apply/ To link your Woolworths Card to MySchool please visit http://www.myschool.co.za/cardholders/link-your-woolworths-card
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