Shelly Beach Station Commander, Pieter Coetzee, with the other grant recipientsNSRI Shelly Beach has received a Grant-in-Aid donation of R5 917-00 from the Hibiscus Coast Municipality. There were 188 applications and only 83 awards were made. We feel very proud that the municipality recognises Sea Rescue’s contribution to the community.A Grant-in-Aid donation of R5 917-00 was also collected by the Shelly Beach volunteers on behalf of their sister station, Station 32 (Port Edward). Thank you to the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, your donation will help us to save lives.
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