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The Port Elizabeth volunteers held their annual Pub Collection throughout PE on Friday evening, 28 September and Street Collection at shopping centres and two traffic intersections (Cape Road & William Moffat and Figtree) on Saturday morning, 29 September 2012.It was a fantastic success raising a phenomenal record of R50 054. Thank you to everyone in the Friendly City who supported Sea Rescue!And special thanks to our rescue volunteers who spent hours collecting the money and then hours counting it. You are amazing and we are incredibly proud of you.Pictures by Marcus Oshry. Domiano Hand gets his face painted. Anna Morgan collecting for NSRI. Riaan Strydom gets into the mood. Gareth de Vry and Daniel Heimann collecting... Jaco Kruger gets another donation! Eric Gildenhuys works for the NSRI annual PE collection.
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