Office Events - Western Cape
Chas Everitt Constantiaberg Supports SARDA
  SARDA’s
aim is to provide the opportunity of therapeutic and recreational horse
riding for disabled people so that they might benefit in all aspects of
their mental, physical and social lives.
The Chas Everitt Constantiaberg office have chosen to support SARDA
in terms of the ChasCares programme that was initiated as a part of the
Chas Everitt organisation's 30th Anniversary in 2010....
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Chas Everitt Pledges Support for Tears - Chas Everitt False Bay
 As
part of the ChasCares programme False Bay team has selected The Emma Animal
Rescue Service, TEARS.
As part of this engagement Chas Everitt’s False Bay agents have offered
to assist with fund raising and also to collect and deliver directly to TEARS
donations of dog and cat food, carpets, blankets kennels and unused items that
can be sold at shops run by TEARS for fund raising.
Thousands of flyers entitled ‘We Know You Care We Know You’re Busy’...
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Everitt Northern Suburbs Supports JC-daycare
JC-daycare centre opened its doors in January 2003 in Morningstar, Durbanville,
a previously disadvantaged residential area. Today they have 54 preschool children
and 30 after school children in their care...
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Everitt Northern Suburbs Supports Kalkfontein
Kalkfontein is a small informal settlement on the outskirts of Kuils River,
boasting a high and primary school. Some of the children in the area only receive
a daily meal at the school.
In conjuction with the social worker for Kalkfontein, 15 most needed
families will be chosen and we are collecting blankets, clothes and food
for them, to get them through the rainy winter season.
Chas Everitt Northern Suburbs Supports Ubuntu House, Goodwood
Ubuntu House is part of the AFM Executive Welfare uMephi project and is a place
of safety / halfway house for newborn babies, given up by their mothers, mostly
saved from abortions and rejection due to HIV or abandoned and sometimes just
thrown away...
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Helderberg supports Cotlands Place of Safety
Basically our contribution is collecting toys, clothes and anything that
would be required in a normal home. Also when the babies and little toddlers
move to their adoptive home or are re-introduced back to their parents
they get given a Chas Bear to take with them. Some of the agents are also
doing volunteer work at the home...
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