The MySchool/MyVillage programme raises around R10 000 per month for Sea Rescue. Supporters swipe their cards each time they shop at Woolworths (or any participating outlet) and the store (not the individual) donates a percentage of the total amount spent to NSRI.It does not cost the shopper a cent – so everyone should have a card. Volunteers included.We have a graph to show the income received from Jan 2010 to May 2011 – impressive isn’t it!To get involved, please fill in your details and a card will be sent to you https://www.myschool.co.za/supporter/apply/If you have lost your card or need to update your details – email cs@myschool.co.zaA monthly statement is sent to each supporter showing the amount you have donated – and even detailing the exact times that you shopped and swiped the card – so it is all above board and open books !You can all help us with very little extra effort. Join us and lets watch the graph grow...... It could help save a life.
Out to sea with Andreas
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