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Raising Funds For Jes Foord Foundation

Raising Funds For Jes Foord Foundation

Date: 2012-09-19
Garden Court Umhlanga and Liberty Life have joined forces to raise funds for the worthy cause of the Jes Foord foundation.

The Jes Foord Foundation relies on donations from companies and individuals who have the urge to bring hope to hundreds of people going through the harrowing aftermath of rape.

When you give of your time or money to the Jes Foord Foundation, you are not only helping to educate people about the very real problems of rape but you are also helping to revolutionise the way rape victims are counselled, a revolution that is long overdue if they are to become rape survivors. Helping them regain something priceless - their dignity and self-esteem.

Clifford Campbell from Garden Court Umhlanga and Rina Poonen from Liberty Life joined forces and sold tickets, which they redeemed for a traditional hearty bunny chow, Prepared by the Durban Hospitality Institute, Devi Naraindas. Lamb and bean bunny chow was served to the ticket holders at the Garden Court restaurant.

"We have been doing Liberty Life charity projects, with each branch playing their part individually." Said Rina Poonen. "This is the first time we have consolidated our resources and had over two hundred and eighty people taking part in this fund raising campaign."

Stressing the importance of community service, Clifford Campbell emphasized the importance of getting businesses involved with the various charity organisations to help make it a continuous effort.

"Most of us want to get involved in community service and often we do not know how." Clifford Campbell told The Bugle, "Garden Court and Liberty Life are committed to our role to support and motivate everyone to help those less fortunate. We want to stress that this is not a once off event. This is an ongoing effort to get everyone involved with local charities."

For more information or to get involved and help, contact Rina Poonen on 031 514 6050.