It’s more than a day of fun, generous freebies and camaraderie. It’s more than just playing golf and joining us at an exceptional Gala Dinner for 400 with partners and other non-playing guests. It’s your chance to personally create wonderful value for very deserving South African children and families.
Over the past 17 years, through people like you, our day has raised more than £1 Million for deserving charities in South Africa. Join us. Play your part this year.
The Nedbank South African Charity Golf day is an annual event aimed to raise funds for selected charities such as Starfish Greatheart’s Foundation, FW de Klerk Foundation, Foodbank SA, Lalela Project, Warwick in Africa, and Afrika Tikkun.
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