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Would you like to show that you care? How about walking from Green Point to Camps Bay in a swimming costume for charity?If this suits your style read on ... Saturday 3 December is the 3rd annual men only Bare to Care charity run, in aid of Sea Rescue and St Angela’s Trust. It starts at Atlantic Point Back Packers in Green Point and ends at Camps Bay Sports Club.There is an 11km Running Group for those in a hurry and 8km Walking/Exhibition Group for those who are not.The event Starts at 16:00 and the after party starts directly after the run finishes. Entrance is R100 with proceeds going to the two charities. Participants will receive their branded swimsuit, hamper and free entrance into after party. To register visit the Bare to Care website.Or contact Brent on 0828063928 - brentmoir@yahoo.com
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