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The NSRI is proud to announce a valued new partnership with The Bed Centre, marked by a generous R100,000 donation in support of lifesaving operations and drowning prevention initiatives across South Africa.

This contribution directly supports the NSRI’s mission to save lives, change lives, and create futures, empowering our volunteers and staff who work every day to make South Africa a safer place through rescue operations, education, and community-based water safety programmes.

“We’re deeply grateful to The Bed Centre for their trust and generosity,” says Dirk Coetzee, NSRI Business Development Manager. “Their contribution helps us continue our lifesaving work and reminds us of what’s possible when businesses and communities come together for good.”

As a non-profit organisation, the NSRI relies on the generosity of individuals and companies who share our commitment to building a water-safe nation. The Bed Centre’s support is a powerful example of how corporate partnerships can strengthen community resilience and help protect lives on and around our waters.

The NSRI extends heartfelt thanks to The Bed Centre for standing with us. Together, we are building a safer South Africa.

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