PPV Charity Challenge
Tax deductible
Palmer Park Velo are taking on a charity challenge to raise money for the Zoe Trust. They will be cycling as far as they can in 3 hours around Palmer Park Velodrome.
The Zoe Trust
http://www.zoetrust.org/
We believe education is central to empowering youngsters to reach their potential and make dreams a reality. Education encompasses more than just the school day and so we make sure our children are supported at home, with homework and with extracurricular activities and trips. The Trust values each child as a unique and special individual and we work tirelessly to make sure that every penny brought into the trust improves the lives of our children.
The Zoe Trust enables donors, singly or in small groups, to support the education of individual youngsters. As of January 2015, we have 27 children within the Zoe Trust family. We keep our sponsors updated regularly on their children’s progress through emails, images and letters. Our sponsors have the opportunity to create a personal link with their children in order to encourage them, monitor their progress, mentor them and form long-term relationships.
Alongside our individual sponsorship program we have a number of funds which help us to support the education of our children. These include the homework, teacher and enrichment fund. We invite sponsors who are not looking to form a relationship with a youngster to support the trust through these avenues. We are also extremely grateful for any one-off donations into these funds.
The Zoe Trust works in Ingwavuma, a small rural village, Misty Meadows near Howick and CapeTown. We have three trusted and experienced volunteers on the ground who help us select the most suitable youngsters to be supported, channel the funds directly to the relevant funds, and act as mentors to our youngsters.
The Zoe Trust
http://www.zoetrust.org/
We believe education is central to empowering youngsters to reach their potential and make dreams a reality. Education encompasses more than just the school day and so we make sure our children are supported at home, with homework and with extracurricular activities and trips. The Trust values each child as a unique and special individual and we work tirelessly to make sure that every penny brought into the trust improves the lives of our children.
The Zoe Trust enables donors, singly or in small groups, to support the education of individual youngsters. As of January 2015, we have 27 children within the Zoe Trust family. We keep our sponsors updated regularly on their children’s progress through emails, images and letters. Our sponsors have the opportunity to create a personal link with their children in order to encourage them, monitor their progress, mentor them and form long-term relationships.
Alongside our individual sponsorship program we have a number of funds which help us to support the education of our children. These include the homework, teacher and enrichment fund. We invite sponsors who are not looking to form a relationship with a youngster to support the trust through these avenues. We are also extremely grateful for any one-off donations into these funds.
The Zoe Trust works in Ingwavuma, a small rural village, Misty Meadows near Howick and CapeTown. We have three trusted and experienced volunteers on the ground who help us select the most suitable youngsters to be supported, channel the funds directly to the relevant funds, and act as mentors to our youngsters.
Fundraising team: Palmer Park Velo (2)
Emily Young
Organizer
England
The Zoe Sarojini Education Trust
Registered nonprofit
Donations eligible for Gift Aid.
Tim Macfarlane
Team member
