CHARITY EVENT

 
 
Venue: KaMlamli Ny- 146 Guguletu( find Poster attached as well) Time: 11am till 6pm Donation: R20 Date: 30th November 2013 Line up: Phoenix Backyard NakedMynd Mishy Poetry Lulu Poetic Xabiso Damba Zanzolo Khayalethu Anthon( Actor) Muziek Sensation M4M Crew Matic Devine Production and many more DJ'S @ Soul Difnition Hosted By Fundi Ntshwanti. 

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    Ncedolwethu Edu-care Center was established in 1994 by Florence Dodovu and is located in Mfuleni (near Blue Downs) in the Western Cape, South Africa. Florence has more than 9 children living with her that have been abandoned. She also runs an Edu-care Center for approximately 35 children from the neighbourhood (from 7 am to 5 pm from Mondays to Fridays). Many of the children rely on the Center for their only meal of the day. GroundFloor Management has put together aBOQHAWEKAZI to tackle the charity event in effort to assist the children of Ncedolwethu educare and we have decided on fundraising for the children in the best way we know how Cape Town Hiphop, with ofcoz the much appreciated help from our Cape Town's finest Hiphop, Drama, Dance, poetry artist with clothing labels support from Smouse Blazer and Music lost Generations on the 1st of December Groundfloor and the artist and whoever else is willing to help(every1 is welcomed) will be going to visit the kids at the home to give them the earnings made from the event and presents and groceries from Spar.
    Thank you to everyone for the support and contributions ayabulela Amaqhawekazi.
    Kindest Regards Fundi Ntshwanti.


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