PIETERMARITZBURG & DISTRICT COMMUNITY …...3 PIETERMARITZBURG & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CHEST ANNUAL...

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Contents:Chairperson’s Report ......................................................... 3Umbiko kaSihlalo

Director's Report ............................................................... 4Umbiko kaMqondisi

Treasurer’s Report ............................................................. 7

Statement of Financial Position ........................................ 9as at 31 March 2019

Auditor’s Letter of Opinion .............................................. 13

2018/19 Council Members .............................................. 15

2018/19 Community Chest Staff ..................................... 15

ContaCt Details

Physical address:12 Stranack Street, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

Postal address:P O Box 971, Pietermaritzburg, 3200

telephone:033 394 1031

email:[email protected]

Webpage:www.communitychest.org.za

Facebook:www.facebook.com/PmbCommunityChest

Twitter:@PmbComChest

Youtube:www.youtube.com/user/PmbCommunityChest

instagram:pmb_community_chest

our VisionT Enhanced Communities T

T Restored Hope T

our MissionTo inspire and facilitate community giving and action,

for community enhancement

aCknoWleDgeMents:Corporate Donations ....................................................... 16

Workplace Giving ............................................................ 17

Donor Trusts/Foundations .............................................. 19

Private Donors ................................................................ 19

Event Sponsorship ........................................................... 20

Donor Advised Giving ...................................................... 21

Events and Campaigns .................................................... 22

Allocations to Community Impact Partners (CIPs) .......... 25

Red Feather Legacy project ............................................. 26

Red Feather Legacy honours ........................................... 28

Appreciating our Sponsors .............................................. 29

Appreciating our Top Donors & Supporters .................... 31

Banking Details:account name Pietermaritzburg & District Community ChestBank First National BankBranch Boom Street Branch Code 221325Account No. 50950394780

BANKING DETAILS – SECTION 18Aaccount name Pietermaritzburg & District Community ChestBank First National BankBranch Boom Street Branch Code 221325account no. 62075114498

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“It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.” This is a quote by Leon C. Megginson, Professor of Management and Marketing at Louisiana State University and author of Small Business Management: An Entrepreneur's Guidebook.

I found this quote particularly relevant in a time when as a country, South Africa is experiencing largely negative changes. I wrote this report on the day after the unemployment rate was released and we find ourselves at one of the highest rates, at 29%. The State-owned Enterprises are struggling and are requiring regular bailouts from the fiscus. Politically, we have the reformist president under threat from a fight back campaign, so we are in essence in a period of great turbulence, and as we know, turbulence must bring change! Such turbulence has a negative impact on economic growth and ultimately on disposable income. Therefore, we enter a period when our community impact partners require our assistance more than ever, at a time when our donor partners have less and less resources to donate. How does an organization like ours survive such change?

We will only survive if we adequately manage that change with foresight and fortitude.

Successful businesses grow in times of change not only by managing expenses. Cost-cutting is never the entire solution and can only be implemented to a point after which any further reduction in costs will result in the implosion of the organization. So how does a business manage turbulence? Successful businesses stay in business by growing revenue. As contrary as this may sound, in turbulent times, organizations must continue to focus on growing revenue. This is no different for NGO’s like The Community Chest.

To that end, we have already restructured the staff to accommodate an expanded revenue collection department whilst at the same time managing costs. We are going to embark on extensive revenue drives and we are going to focus on both large and small contributors, as every single cent will count.

We are going to hark back to the Victorian moralist’s time of principled and virtuous living, who lived by the motto “take care of the pennies and the pounds will take care of themselves”. This Community Chest is going to grow from strength to strength under our watch.

May I take this opportunity to thank all stakeholders who make The Chest the success that it is. I include in that sentiment, the Council Members, Staff, Donors and Recipients. You are all noble people and I am so proud to be associated with every one of you.

PriMi ChettY CoMMunitY Chest ChairPerson

Chairperson’s report umbiko kasihlalo

“Akusibo abanamandla kakhulu okanye abakhaliphe ngokwedlulele abayophumelela kepha kuyoba ilabo abakwazi ukusingatha kahle ushintsho”. Lawa ngamazwi kaLeon C. Megginson onguSolwazi wezifundo zokuPhatha kanye nokuKhangisa eNyuvesi yaseLouisiana State kanye noMbhali wencwadi Small Business Management: An Entrepreneur’s Guidebook.

Ngithole lamazwi efanelekile ngalenkathi njengezwe, iNingizimu Afrika ibhekene nezinguquko ezingezinhle. Ngibhale lesi siqeshana emva kosuku okudalulwe ngalo izibalo zabantu abaswele umsebenzi. Sizithola singelinye lamazwe elibhekene nesibalo esiphezulu sabantu abangasebenzi esilinganiselwa emazingeni angu 29%. Amabhizinisi kaHulumeni abhekene nezinselelo zokuthi alokhu edinga ukutakulwa njalo ngokwezezimali. Kwezepolitiki sinoMengameli wezinguquko obhekene nokwesatshiswa. Ngakho-ke sisenkathini yesiphithiphithi esikhulu, futhi njengoba sazi, isiphithiphithi kumele silethe ushintsho! Isiphithiphithi esinjalo esinomthelela ongemuhle ekukhuleni komnotho futhi ekugcineni kunemali eningi elahlekayo. Ngakho-ke, singena esikhathini lapho izinhlangano zethu ezinomthelela emphakathini (Community Impact Partners) zidinga usizo lwethu kakhulu kunakuqala, ngesikhathi lapho abanikeli bethu benokuncane kokunikela. Inhlangano efana neyethu isinda kanjani oshintshweni olufana nalolu?

Sizosinda kuphela uma siluphatha kahle lolo shintsho ngokubheka phambili ngomdlandla.

Amabhizinisi aphumelelayo akhula ngezikhathi zoshintsho hhayi kuphela ngokulawula izindleko. Ukwehlisa izindleko akukaze kwaba isixazululo esiphelele futhi kungenziwa kuphela kuze kube yisikhathi esithile, emva kwalokho noma yikuphi ukuncipha kwezindleko kuholela ekuweni kwenhlangano. Ngakho-ke ibhizinisi liziphatha kanjani uma kunesiphithiphithi? Amabhizinisi aphumelelayo ahlala ebhizinisini ngokukhula kwemali engenayo. Yize noma lokhu kuzwakala kuphikisana, ngezikhathi zeziyaluyalu, izinhlangano kufanele ziqhubeke nokugxila ekukhuliseni imali engenayo. Lokhu akwehlukile ezinhlanganweni ezingenzi-nzuzo ezifana ne Community Chest.

Ukuze sifeze lokho, sesivele sihlele kabusha abasebenzi ukuze basebenze ngokhuzikhandla ekuqoqweni kwezimali ngesikhathi esifanayo silawula izindleko. Sizoqala sisungule izindlela ezinqala zokungenisa imali futhi sizogxila kwiminikelo emikhulu nemincane njengoba isenti nesenti elingenayo lenza umehluko.

Sizobuyela esikhathini se-Victorian sokuziphatha ngobuqotho sokuphila ngesiqubulo esithi “nakekela izithivili opondo bayozibonela”. Le Community Chest izokhula ngamandla ngaphansi kweso lethu.

Angithathe lelithuba ngibonge bonke ababambe iqhaza abenze i-Chest yaba yilempumelelo eyiyo. Ngibala amalunga omkhandlu, abasebenzi, abanikeli kanye nabahlomulayo. Nonke ningabantu abanohlonze futhi ngiyazigqaja ngokusebenzisana nani nonke.

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It gives me pleasure to present to you my Executive Director’s Report on the work of the Pietermaritzburg & District Community Chest for the 2018/19 financial year.

This report represents the 58th year of operation of the Community Chest and we look forward to August 2020, when we will achieve the remarkable milestone of celebrating our 60th anniversary.

Such longevity immediately puts at the forefront the question of sustainability of the organization. I will turn my attention again to this matter, shortly.

Allow me first to provide you with a summary of our work for the year:

Fundraising:

We started the year with a reserve amount of R1 435 586. Through the course of the year, we raised an additional R4 211 177. Further to this, and by conservative estimates, we galvanized donations-in-kind to the rand value of R449 516.

A total of R4 315 769 was distributed to our Community Impact Partners in the combination of funds, other resources and organizational developmental support. We ended the year with a reserve of R1 780 510 for future distribution to our Community Impact Partners.

Because of the efforts of the Community Chest, over one hundred thousand people directly benefited from the assistance offered by our Community Impact Partners. Of these, almost 60% of them were female and as per the BBBEE classification, about 72.5% were “African”; 15.5% were “Coloured”; 7.5% were “Indian” and 4.5% were “White”.

Community Chest Operations:

The Community Chest funds itself independently of the funds we raise for the benefit of our Community Impact Partners. We cover our operational costs through a combination of donations received and the return-on-investment of our sustainability funds.

For the year in review, our operational budget was R2 700 000 with an anticipated shortfall of R1 006 000. We ended the year with a deficit of R1 594 475, despite our concerted efforts at even more belt-tightening on an already lean budget. How do we account for this this? Three key factors that were beyond our control came into play –

riCharD u. rangiah CoMMunitY Chest exeCutiVe DireCtor

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Kuyintokozo kimi ukunethulela umbiko wami womqondisi omkhulu ngomsebenzi we Pietermaritzburg & District Community Chest wonyaka wezimali wezi 2018/19.

Lombiko umele unyaka wama 58 wokusebenza kwe Community Chest futhi siwubheke ngamehlo abomvu u-August 2020, lapho siyobe sifinyelela khona kwingqopha-mlando emangalisayo yokugubha iminyaka engama 60 sabakhona. Impilo ende kangaka ibeka eqhulwini umbuzo wokusimama kwenhlangano. Ngizobuyela kuloludaba, maduzane nje.

Ngivumeleni kuqala nginethulele kafishane ngomsebenzi wethu wonyaka.

ukuqoqwa kweminikelo

Siqale unyaka ngenani elingu R1 435 586. Ngokuqhubeka konyaka siqoqe enye imali engu R4 211 177. Ngaphezulu kwalokhu futhi sithole iminikelo yempahla yenani lika-R449 516.

Isamba sika R4 315 769 sabelwa izinhlangano ezinomthelela emphakathini wethu, kuhlanganisa imali, nezinye izinsizakusebenza kanye nokuzithuthukisa. Sivale unyaka sinemali esele engu R 1 780 510 esigcinelwe ukwabela zinhlangano esizixhasayo ngokuzayo.

Ngenxa yemizamo ye Community Chest, abantu abangaphezulu kwekhulu lezinkulungwane bahlomule ngosizo abalunikezwa izinhlangano zethu emphakathni. Kulaba, cishe u 60% wabo abantu besifazane. Ngokuhlukanisa kwe BBBEE, cishe u 72.5% ama-Afrika, u 15.5% amaKhalathi, u 7.5% amaNdiya kanti 4.5% abaMhlophe.

ukusebenza kwe Community Chest

I Community Chest iyazikhokhela ngokwayo ngaphandle kweminikelo esiyiqoqayo ukuze kusizakale izinhlangano esizixhasayo. Sikhokhela izindleko zethu zokusebenza ngenzalo yezimali ezitshaliwe kanye neminikelo etholakele eqondene ngqo nokusebenza kwe Community Chest.

Kulonyaka esiwubhekayo, isabelo-zimali zokusebenza besingu R2 700 000 lapho bekushoda khona imali engu R1 006 000, savala unyaka ngokulahlekelwa okungu R1 594 475, yize sasizama. Sikubika kanjani lokhu? Zintathu izizathu ezibalulekile ebezingaphezu kwamandla ethu.

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• The loss in value of our investment in Steinhoff shares and the subsequent loss incurred upon divesting ourselves of these shares,

• A generally worse than expected performance in the economy which affected the overall performance of our investment portfolio and

• A lower than projected number of donor-advised-grants received in the year from which we derive a 20% facilitation fee, based on the value of the grant.

This brings me back to the question of the long-term sustainability of the Community Chest, as posed earlier.

Any deficit in our operational expenses is covered by funds out of our reserves. Whilst the existing reserve funds are precisely for this purpose, the ideal would be to generate sufficient returns on our investments to meet all our operational expenses and not touch the capital portions of our investments.

Already, in late 2017, when our current Chairperson and I assumed our respective positions, the Council flagged the long-term sustainability of the Community Chest as a matter of concern. The launch of the Red Feather Legacy and the establishment of the Shuters-Craib Legacy were both immediate responses to addressing this concern. Both these legacy funds have specific mandates that stipulate that the principal amounts are not be touched. These legacies mark the start towards re-establishing the reserves of the Community Chest in the longer term. However, we will also have to do more, even though under very trying economic conditions, to turn any possible future bottom-line deficits into a break-even or surplus result. For the 2019/20 financial year, we are already attempting new strategies towards this end.

governance:

On a different note, the performance of our Council has not been without its challenges. After a promising start following the AGM held on 28 September 2017, a mostly new cohort of Councilors enthusiastically assumed office. Just over a year and a half later, a number of Councilors resigned, all citing the pressures of work and other commitments. A process of co-opting additional Council Members followed.

I am pleased to note that we have replaced the vacant seats on Council with a combination of individuals that represent diversity, youthful energy and specialist expertise. Special appreciation goes to our Chairperson, Mrs. Primi Chetty, who, in those challenging times, when the full wisdom of Council was not available, stepped in to guide and support the Management Team and I, in keeping the Community Chest on track. Her astute wisdom played a significant part in helping us prepare for the 2019/20 financial year, underpinned by a significant restructuring of the operations of the Community Chest. I look forward to reporting next year this time on the benefits of this exercise.

To conclude, I take this opportunity to thank all Council Members, who selflessly gave of their time, expertise and

• Ukulahlekelwa inani lamasheya atshalwe kwa Steinhoff kanye nokulahlekelwa okwenzeke uma sizihlukanisa nalawa masheya.

• Ukusebenza okubi kakhulu kuno kwejwayelekile komnotho okuthinte ukusebenza kwesikhwama esitshale kuso, kanye

• Inani eliphansi kunokulindelekile leminikelo evela kubanikeli abachazayo ukuthi siyenzeni iminikelo yabo esiyitholile ngonyaka, lapho sithola khona imali yokwenza lowomsebenzi engu-20%, ngokwenani lomnikelo.

Lokhu kungibuyisela emuva embuzweni wokusimama isikhathi eside kwe Community Chest njengoba ngishilo ngaphambilini.

Noma ikuphi ukulahlekelwa ezindlekweni zethu zokusebenza kukhokhelwa izimali ezigciniwe yize lezimali ezikhona zigcinelwe le njongo, okusemqoka ukuthi kufanele zizale inzalo eyanele ukuze sihlangabezane nazo zonke izindleko zethu zokusebenza singathinti ingxenye enkulu yezimali ezitshaliwe.

Ngasekupheleni kuka-2017, ngenkathi usihlalo wethu nami sithatha izikhundla zethu, umkhandlu wahlaba umkhosi wokusimama isikhathi eside kwe Community Chest njengendaba ekhathaza kakhulu. Ukwethulwa kwe-Red Feather legacy kanye nokusungulwa kwe Shuters-Craib Legacy kulethe izimpendulo ezisheshayo ekubhekaneni nale nkinga. Zombili lezi zikhwama zefa zinemibandela echazayo ukuthi lemali ingathintwa. Lezi zikhwama zibonisa ukuqala kabusha ukwakhiwa kwezimali ze Community Chest ezingathintwa isikhathi eside. Kodwa-ke, kuzodingeka futhi senze okuningi, ngaphansi kwezimo ezinzima kakhulu zezomnotho, ukuguqula noma ikuphi ukulahlekelwa kube umvuzo owenele noma owengeziwe. Ngonyaka-mali ka-2019/20 sesivele siqalile sizama amasu amasha okubhekana nalokhu.

ukubusa

Ngokwehlukile, ukusebenza komkhandlu wethu akukaze kungabi nezigqinamba. Ngemuva kokuqala okuthembisayo okulandele umhlangano wonyaka (AGM) eyayingo mhlaka 28 Septhemba 2017, iqembu elisha lamakhansela angena emkhandlwini ngomfutho omkhulu. Esikhathini esingaphezu konyaka nesigamu kamuva, inqwaba yamakhansela ashiya phansi, wonke ekhala ngengcindezi yomsebenzi nezinye izibopho. Kwabe sekuqala uhlelo lokuhlanganisa amanye amalunga omkhandlu.

Kuyangijabulisa ukuthi sizivalile izikhala ezingenamuntu emkhandlwini ngoku hlanganisa abantu abahlukahlukene, abanomfutho wobusha kanye nobungoti bobuchwepheshe. Ukuthokoza okukhethekile kuya kusihlalo wethu u, Nks. Primi Chetty, okuthe ngezikhathi ezinzima, lapho ukuhlakanipha okugcwele komkhandlu kungatholakali, wangena ukuze ahole futhi asekele iqembu labaphathi nami ukugcina iCommunity Chest isesimweni esihle. Ubuhlakakani bakhe obunzulu budlale enkulu indima ekusisizeni silungiselele unyaka-mali ka 2019/20, ogqugquzelwe ukwakhiwa kabusha kwemisebenzi e Community Chest. Ngibheke unyaka ozayo ngalesi sikhathi ngibike ngezithelo zalo msebenzi.

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wisdom in the past year. Likewise, my humble appreciation to the Staff of the Community Chest and our volunteers who all worked with passion because they believe in the vision of the Community Chest. To all our Community Impact Partners, without your efforts, often under the most trying circumstances, thank you for making a difference in the lives of those in need in our communities. Last, though by no means least, to our donors who freely donate to the Community Chest funds and other resources, may you be richly blessed for showing love towards your neighbour who was in need.

Sengiphetha, ngithatha leli thuba ukubonga wonke amalunga omkhandlu, ngokuzinikela ngesikhathi sawo, ubuchwepheshe kanye nenhlakanipho ngonyaka owedlule. Ngentobeko ngibonga kubasebenzi be Community Chest kanye nama volontiya abasebenze ngentshisekelo yakukholelwa embonweni we Community Chest. Kuzo zonke izinhlangano zethu ezinomthelela emphakathini, ngaphandle kwemizamo yenu, imvamisa ngaphansi kwezimo ezinzima kakhulu, ngiyabonga ngokwenza umehluko ezimpilweni zabantu abaswele emiphakathini yethu. Okokugcina, kubanikeli bethu abanikela ngokukhululekile kwizikhwama ze Community Chest nezinye izinsiza, sengathi ningabusiseka kakhulu ngokubonisa uthando komakhelwane benu abadinga usizo.

L-R: Angie Narayanan (Marketing & PR Manager, Community Chest), receiving the 2nd of 5 tranches of R400,000 each, from Primi Chetty (CEO, Shuter & Shooter Publishers Ltd.) and John Eglington (Financial Director, Shuter & Shooter Publishers Ltd.)

Stuart Craib expressed a desire to show his gratitude to the community of Pietermaritzburg for their support over the years of doing business in the city. Consequently, during the sale of Shuter & Shooter Publishers (Pty) Ltd, he negotiated a R2 million donation, over a period of five years, to the Pietermaritzburg & District Community Chest.

T h E S h u T E r S-C r A I B L E G A C y

" No time is better spent than that spent in the service of your fellow man. "

- Bryant McGill

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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen

In my role as Operations Manager, I was assigned by Council to compile this report for the 2018 / 2019 financial year. The Community Chest faced a challenge when our Treasurer, Ms. Amritha Singh, tendered her resignation at the end of the previous financial year, due to her heavy work schedule. Council Member, Mr. Riquadeu Jacobs then served as our acting Treasurer as we sought to identify a suitably qualified person to take on the role of Treasurer. In the interim, Mr. Jacobs also regrettably resigned from Council, shortly before the financial year-end, due to his pressing work commitments.

On a happier note, I am pleased to note that for the new financial year, Mr. Johan Riekert, a partner of the auditing firm Moore Stephens, has joined Council as our new Treasurer.

This report is to be read together with the audited annual financial statements of the Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest for the year ended 31 March 2019.

General Operating Fund

For the year in review, even though we continued facing challenges from a weak economy, the income earned in our General Operating Fund increased by R150, 000. This was mainly due to an amount of R54, 000 received from the National Lotteries Commission and a R350, 000 increase in our Operating Fundraising initiatives.

The main contributing factor for the deficit of R376, 000 on the disposal of our investments can be attributed to the sale of 5, 000 Steinhoff International shares, at a loss of R367, 000. General operating expenses decreased by R95, 000 mainly due to a decrease in advertising costs incurred in the prior year and the termination of the Community Chest of South Africa subscription fees. Employee costs increased by 18.5%. This increase is slightly distorted by the non-expenditure on an Executive Director’s salary for the months of April to October in2017, while the position remained vacant.

With the sale of the Steinhoff shares, the fair value of our investment portfolio has increased from a deficit of R270, 000 in the previous year to a surplus of R205, 000 for the

current year. The fair value adjustment is the difference between the cost and the market values of investments at year-end.

The deficit for the year decreased from R2.3 million in 2018 to R1.5 million in the current year. Even though this is an improvement in comparison to the previous year, the deficit in the Operating Fund continues to be a concern.

Because of the draw down of the R1.5 million, the total General Operating Fund has decreased from R7.2 million in 2018 to R5.7 million in 2019.

Community impact Fund

Fundraising decreased by R713, 000 when compared to the previous year, however, this was only an effective R398, 000 decrease when compared to budget, since the strategy for 2019 was to include fundraising for the General Operating Fund in our fundraising portfolio. The total investment in our Community Impact Partners and projects was R3.8 million, resulting in a surplus of R344, 000 in this fund.

The Community Impact Fund has increased from R1.4 million in 2018 to R1.7 million in 2019. The surplus is used to meet the commitments made to Community Impact Partners at the start of the following financial year. Commitments to Community Impact Partners are made in faith and payments are made in advance of our fundraising initiatives commencing. We would like to continue to grow this fund until such time that we can make commitments to our partners based on funds already in the bank, rather than by faith.

Pearse trust Fund

The income of R94, 000 received was from interest earned on investment and installment sales agreements with bakers who form part of the Mama Mimi’s Social Enterprise Project. The Pearse Trust Fund expenses of R187, 000 was for the same project, which included training, equipment and pre-mixed ingredients for the bakers. A further R114, 684 will be expensed in the following year to conclude this project. Because of the deficit of R93, 000, the Pearse Trust Fund has decreased from R1.7 million in 2018 to R1.6 million in 2019.

CoMPileD BY liza DiCkson oPerations Manager

treasurer’s report

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tB Fund

There was no significant change in the fund aside from interest of R61, 000 earned from investment. The TB Fund increased from R1 million in 2018 to R1.1 million in 2019.

legacy Funds

The Red Feather and Shuters-Craib Legacy Funds were established for the long-term sustainability of the Community Chest.

In the current year, R297, 000 was received from various donors for the Red Feather Legacy Fund and R400, 000 was received from Shuter & Shooter Publishers (Pty) Ltd for the Shuters-Craib Legacy Fund. Interest of R7, 000 and R31, 000 was earned from investments in the Red Feather Fund and Shuters-Craib Fund respectively. All interest earned from the Legacy Funds was transferred to the General Operating Fund to assist with covering operating expenses.

The Red Feather Legacy Fund increased from R40, 000 in 2018 to R337, 000 in 2019. The Shuter-Craib Legacy Fund increased from R400, 000 in 2018 to R800, 000 in 2019.

general

The net deficit across all funds decreased from R1.1 million in 2018 to R584, 000 in 2019. The objective of Management is to decrease the deficit even further in 2020 and eventually to be operating at a surplus to ensure the financial sustainability of Community Chest for a further 59 years.

Net assets decreased from R12.5 million in 2018 to R11.6 million in 2019 because of the deficit incurred during the year. With the restructuring of operations, we will begin to see our funds performing better.

I would like to take the opportunity to thank Council and Staff for their support as we worked to overcome the challenges of the year and to express gratitude to all Donors and Community Impact Partners who have helped us over the year to meet the objectives of the Community Chest.

Also a big thank you to our auditors, Colenbrander and especially Matthew Black, Sandra de Kramer and their audit team that ensure the accuracy and transparency of our accounts.

" How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world. "

- Anne Frank

BarloWorlD ForD DriVes CoMMunitY Chest

(L-R) Darryl Topper (Dealer Principal) and Zenzele Mbatha (New Vehicles Sales Manager) of Barloworld Ford PMB handing over the keys to Angie Narayanan (RM/PR &

Marketing Manager, Community Chest).

JoeY’s toWing Fuels the CoMMunitY Chest

“Thank You” Joey’s Towing for fuelling the Community Chest in its drive to enhance communities and restore hope.

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Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest

(Registration number 002-141 NPO)

2019 2018r r

assetsnon-Current assetsProperty, plant and equipment 938 428 1 059 014 Other financial assets 7 731 865 9 189 224

8 670 293 10 248 238 Current assetsTrade and other receivables 425 985 700 118 Cash and cash equivalents 2 575 408 1 594 416

3 001 393 2 294 534 total assets 11 671 686 12 542 772

Funds and LiabilitiesFundsReserves 11 384 415 11 969 208 LiabilitiesCurrent LiabilitiesTrade and other payables 287 271 573 564 Total Funds and Liabilities 11 671 686 12 542 772

A S A T 31 M A r C h 2019

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Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest (Registration number 002-141 NPO)

Detailed income statements 2019 2018

note r r1. Operating Account

incomeOperating fundraising received 424 357 73 690 Bequest - 5 000 Deficit on disposal of investments (376 729) (169 751)Dividends received 79 357 95 600 Donor Advised Giving Facilitation Fee 67 695 128 564 eBucks 15 560 - Interest received 322 632 369 435 National Lotteries Commision 54 000 - Surplus / (Deficit) on sale of assets 28 145 (37 838)

615 017 464 700 expenses

Depreciation 2 (150 843) (197 955)General 11 (458 085) (553 494)Employee costs (2 076 468) (1 751 929)

(2 685 396) (2 503 378)

Deficit of investment income over expenditure for the year before fair value adjustment (2 070 379) (2 038 678)

Fair value adjustmentFair value adjustment - current year 205 115 (270 789)Fair value adjustment - prior year 270 789 (74 698)

475 904 (345 487)

Deficit of investment income over expenditure for the year after fair value adjustment (1 594 475) (2 384 165)

2. Community impact Fundraisingincome

Corporate, private, trust and workplace appeals 3 067 427 3 244 505 Donor Advised Giving Income 393 296 1 007 976 Project Income 750 454 672 086

4 211 177 4 924 567 expenses

Community Impact Partners General (1 082 060) (1 273 478)Community Impact Partners S18A (1 581 940) (1 610 500)Capacity Building (287 001) - Donor Advised Giving expenses (393 296) (1 007 976)Poject Expenses (521 956) (356 101)

(3 866 253) (4 248 055)

Surplus for the year 344 924 676 512

3. Pearse Trust FundincomeInterest 69 429 64 281 Sundry Income 24 794 -

94 223 64 281 ExpensesAdministration Expenses - (151)Mama Mimis Project (187 935) -

(187 935) (151)

(Deficit) / Surplus for the year (93 712) 64 130

F O r T h E y E A r E N D E D 31 M A r C h 2019

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Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest (Registration number 002-141 NPO)

Detailed income statements 2019 2018

note r r4. TB Fund

incomeInterest received 61 468 84 563

61 468 84 563


5. red Feather Legacy Fundincome

Legacy Pledges 297 000 40 000 Interest Received 7 895 510

304 895 40 510 expenses

Donation towards Community Chest Operating Costs (7 895) (510) (7 895) (510)


6. Shuters-Craib Legacy Fundincome

Shuter & Shooters Donation 400 000 400 000 Interest Received 31 932 4 507

431 932 404 507 expenses

Donation towards Community Chest Operating Costs (31 932) (4 507) (31 932) (4 507)


7. Total income statementsSustainability Fund (1 594 475) (2 384 165)Community Impact Fundraising 344 924 676 512 Pearse Trust Fund (93 712) 64 130 TB Fund 61 468 84 563 Red Feather Legacy Fund 297 000 40 000 Shuters-Craib Legacy Fund 400 000 400 000

(584 795) (1 118 960)



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Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest

(Registration number 002-141 NPO)

Statement of Changes in Funds

sustainability Fund

Community impact Fund

Pearse trust Fund

tB Fund red Feather legacy Fund

shuters Craib legacy Fund

total reserves

r r r r r r r

Balance at 01 April 2017 9 680 066 759 074 1 636 855 1 012 173 - - 13 088 168

Surplus / (Deficit) for the year (2 384 165) 676 512 64 130 84 563 40 000 400 000 (1 118 960)

Balance at 31 March 2018 7 295 901 1 435 586 1 700 985 1 096 736 40 000 400 000 11 969 208

Surplus / (Deficit) for the year (1 594 475) 344 924 (93 712) 61 468 297 000 400 000 (584 795)

Balance at 31 March 2019 5 701 426 1 780 510 1 607 273 1 158 204 337 000 800 000 11 384 413



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E x - O F F I C I O M E M B E r S

C o u n C i l M e M B e r s

o t h e r D o n o r M e M B e r s

Honorary Patron Honorary President Honorary Vice President Chairperson Vice-Chairperson Treasurer

(Premier of KwaZulu-Natal)

(Mayor of Msunduzi Municipality)Mr. Kay Makan

(Director, Kay Makan Electronics)Mrs. Primi Chetty

(CEO, Shuter & Shooter)Mr. Simon Gushu

(HR Manager, KZN Gaming & Betting Board)

Mrs Amritha Singh(Chartered Accountant)

Resigned: September 2018

Mr. Bongi Mshengu (HR Consultant)

Resigned: March 2019

Mr. Riquadeu Jacobs (Director, Capital Newspapers)

Resigned: March 2019

Mrs. Lindy Hartshorne (Branch Manager, FNB)

Mr. Vinodh Harry (Director: BestDrive, Allandale)

Mrs. Ursuhla Govender (Marketing/PR Practitioner)Resigned: September 2018

Angie NarayananResource Mobilisation,

Marketing & PR Manager

Christian DlaminiM&E Officer

Liza DicksonOperations Manager

Mala MaharajResource Mobilisation Officer

Mirriam MngwevuReceptionist

Richard RangiahExecutive Director

Sma SokhelaResource Mobilisation Officer

Sbonelo Madlala(L) and S’bongile Ngubane (R) DUT Workplace Integrated Learning interns

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CorPorate Donor aMount (rAND)

1. Hulamin Ltd 162 4402. Willowton Oil Foundation 100 000

T 3. Somta Tools (Pty) Ltd. 79 7964. Ramsay Engineering (Pty) Ltd 70 0005. Oceanic Seagull Maritime 60 000

T 6. G.U.D. Holdings (Pty) Ltd 58 9527. RMI Holdings 50 0008. NTE Company Ltd 49 000

T 9. Umgeni Water 43 55210. Ashnir Family Trust 41 380

11. A G Jenkins Attorneys 3 00012. ACS AutoWorx 6 00013. Action Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 6 00014. Adams Booksellers 2 20015. African Fruit 10016. Alan Shaw Management Trust 2 00017. Allison's Saddlery 30018. Ampliform (Pty) Ltd T/A Alifab 1 80019. Ascot Inn 8 50020. Autoquip Motor Spares 1 20021. Baxter Pharmacy 500

22. Ben Booysen Airconditioning Refrigeration (Pty) Ltd 6 000

23. Bookize Supply Corporation CC 5 00024. Booysens Refrigeration 2 50025. Brakesafe Airbrake Specialists cc 5 10426. Brokoop Insurance Brokers 2 50027. BSI (Pty) Ltd 35 46128. Bush & Bundu Traders cc 50029. C V Joint Specialists cc 50030. CARB & AUTO REPAIRS 40031. Caspeco Windows 30032. Cenprop Residential (Pty) Ltd 1 35033. City Cash Registers 1 320

T 34. City Printing Works (Pty) Ltd 13 36935. Corobrik (Pty) Ltd 10 00036. D ‘n L Travel 400

37. Deluxe Group (Bridge Properties, Deluxe Fabrics, Fabric City, Fabric Spectrum) 8 000

38. Derby Supermarket 12 000


39. Dr Padayachee & Partners 1 00040. Duzimed Medicine Depot 600

T 41. Far End Dairy (Pty) Ltd 4 37042. Field Accounting Services 96043. Fine Air 20044. Focus Business Consultants 10045. Free African Congregation Church 30146. Ganie & Company 50047. Govenders Garage 6 00048. Hardbody Panel & Paint 20049. Hayfields Kwikspar 10 05550. Illovo Sugar Limited 4 00051. Inspect A Pest 60052. J Leslie Smith & Co 20 00053. Joey's Spray Painters 5 000

T 54. Kaymac Structural Foam (Pty) Ltd 4 81855. Lakeside Cafe 1 50056. Liberty Liquors 10 00057. Lister & Lister 2 50058. Maharaj's Luxury Coaches 2 50059. Mason Incorporated 2 50060. Mendelson Frost (Pty) Ltd 17 500

T 61. Midlands Medical Centre Ltd 10 60262. Mitchells Plain United Church 50063. Mr Battery 800

T 64. MTSA (Pty) Ltd 16065. Natal Associated Agencies (Pty) Ltd 7 00066. National Distributors 1 00067. On-Tap PMB 2 00068. Palm Footwear Manufacturers 5 00069. Pangolin Manufacturing 1 00070. Panrite Marketing cc 1 80071. Paparam Trust 1 20072. Papini Trading cc 9 69673. Phil Precious Auto Sales 1 20074. Pietermaritzburg Care Givers 4 41975. PMB Motors 34476. Preggie Govender & Associates 500

T 77. Pressure Die Castings (Pty) Ltd 17 760T 78. Quarterdeck Metal Industries 1 800

79. Ramies Tippers and Plant Hire 240

T Corporate double matched employee giving T Corporate matched employee giving

W e t h a n k t h e F o l l o W i n g D o n o r s W h o s o g e n e r o u s l Y M a D e A C O r P O r A T E D O N A T I O N T O A T O T A L A M O u N T O F r 1,148,799.

C o r P o r a t e D o n o r s

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80. Redlands Hotel & Lodge (Pty) Ltd 1 00081. Sarawan & Company 2 50082. Sharp Metal Pressings cc 7 89683. Shekinah Nursing School 6 00084. Society of Advocates Kwa-Zulu Natal 40 00085. South African Breweries Ltd 2 00086. St John Vianney 62387. Starlight Promotions 5 00088. Stephens Valves 12 000


89. Stowell & Co 2 500T 90. SunShine Bakery 13 382

91. Tatham Wilkes Inc. 17 10092. The Wykeham Collegiate 4 85093. Titan Finance 2 00094. Tomlinson Mnguni & James Inc. 24 00095. Tucebon Senior Citizens 2 40096. Unistar Inks 6 00097. Vee's Video 200

WorkPlaCe Donors aMountno. oF

eMPloYees ContriButing

1. The Msunduzi Municipality 256 665 1 0122. G.U.D. Holdings (Pty) Ltd 58 952 2043. Somta Tools (Pty) Ltd. 51 755 1764. FNB Pietermaritzburg 47 245 1045. Umgeni Water 43 552 241 6. Ramsay Engineering (Pty) Ltd 42 538 213 7. Nedbank - Pietermaritzburg 39 635 1058. Dick Whittington Shoes (Pty) Ltd 33 546 4389. Eddels Shoes (Pty) Ltd 28 632 484

10. Belgotex (Pty) Ltd 27 988 136

11. Aberdare Cables (Pty) Ltd 5 132 4412. Abrina Esther House 2 250 113. ABSA Pietermaritzburg 14 080 4314. African Enterprise 6 250 315. Albany Bakery (Pty) Ltd 5 536 1516. Alston Primary School 1 602 3

17. Aluminium Foil Converters (Pty) Ltd 7 368 29

18. Association For Physically Challenged (APC) 336 5

19. Auditor General - South Africa 6 920 720. Barloworld Ford & Mazda PMB 15 751 30

21. Ben Booysen Airconditioning Refrigeration (Pty) Ltd 2 040 5

22. Brakesafe Airbrake Specialists cc 2 896 423. Brink Towing 8 226 1224. BSI (Pty) Ltd 5 706 925. Builders Warehouse 7 695 23



26. Capitol Caterers 9 960 8

27. Christelike Maatskaplike Diens (CMD) 3 646 6

28. City Printing Works (Pty) Ltd 13 369 2129. COFFEEBERRY 2 161 930. Colour Display 2 844 931. Compendium Insurance Brokers 1 040 332. Corrida Shoes (Pty) Ltd. 2 815 3833. Crouch Footwear cc 875 6

34. Damar Industrial Manufacturers cc 2 270 5

35. Dlalanathi 5 765 936. E R Browne Incorporated 3 540 1037. Ekukhanyeni Special School 3 130 938. Emuseni Centre for the Aged 195 139. Ethembeni HIV/Aids Ministry 3 140 1240. Far End Dairy (Pty) Ltd 4 370 3541. Foschini Group 7 936 3842. GAME POWER OF ONE 20 364 13543. GAME PMB 6 328 28

44. Gold Circle Horse Racing & Gaming 1 045 9

45. Golden Horse Casino 2 485 946. H S Ebrahim School 4 280 1247. Hayfields Kwikspar 10 055 1448. Hi Fi Corporation 360 149. J Leslie Smith & Co 3 400 650. Jonathan's City Superspar 100 1

51. Kaymac Structural Foam (Pty) Ltd 5 041 10

We thank the FolloWing eMPloYees Who so generouslY MaDe a WorkPlaCe ContriBution. sPeCial thanks TO ALL COMPANIES FOr FACILITATING ThE WOrKPLACE GIvING PrOGrAMME. A TOTAL AMOuNT OF r1,158,946 WAS rECEIvED.

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52. Kleenline 2 986 653. LifeLine - PMB 7 220 12

54. Makhaotse Narasimulu and Associates 15 660 16

55. Makro (Pty) Ltd 6 233 1256. Maritzburg Auctioneers (Pty) Ltd 167 357. Masakhane Creche 600 558. Matelec Distributors 1 764 1259. Meadow Feeds Natal 5 415 1260. Mendelson Frost (Pty) Ltd 2 376 461. Midlands Medical Centre Ltd 10 602 47

62. Mimosa Extract Company (Pty) Ltd 3 440 7

63. Morar Incorporated 12 540 3064. Mr Price Group 876 2665. Msunduzi Hospice Association 920 366. MTSA (Pty) Ltd 160 167. Nashua Maritzburg 7 380 2468. NTE Company Ltd 19 898 107

69. Nuvo Rubber Compounders (Pty) Ltd 5 599 17

70. Nyakazani Creche 400 271. Open Gate Special School 960 272. P M B Drawing & Survey Centre 1 605 473. PADCA 2 300 674. PAFTA 90 375. Peter Pan School 720 276. PFISTERER (Pty) Ltd 10 370 3677. Pick & Pay - Victoria Road 3 495 5

78. Pietermaritzburg Children's Homes (PCH) 1 080 4

79. Pietermaritzburg Mental Health Society 5 464 12

80. PMB and District Community Chest 6 060 7

81. PMB Mouldings 3 927 29



82. Preformed Line Products (SA) (Pty) Ltd 2 069 14

83. Pressure Die Castings (Pty) Ltd 17 760 7484. PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. 5 842 785. Project Gateway 5 910 2086. Prosyscom 14 400 1887. Quarterdeck Metal Industries 1 800 388. Ragland 2 400 389. Royal Agricultural Society 1 368 690. Royal Haskoning DHV 6 980 1391. SANCA 5 725 992. SAVF Kalinka Educare 510 493. Scotty's Plant Hire 120 194. Sharp Metal Pressings cc 7 896 1295. Shri Vishnu Primary School 1 050 2

96. Shuter and Shooter Publishers (Pty) Ltd 14 270 23

97. Standard Bank Pietermaritzburg 19 515 64

98. Standard Yoke & Timber Mills (Pty) Ltd 9 503 12

99. Stay Easy 840 4100. Stowell & Co 3 085 15101. SunShine Bakery 13 382 44102. Talbot & Talbot 1 499 11

103. The Child & Family Welfare Society Pietermaritzburg 8 700 29

104. The Hub 2 435 12105. The Marian Home for the Aged 1 600 8106. Trox S A (Pty) Ltd 7 055 11107. Truworths 306 4108. University of KwaZulu Natal 24 1109. Venns Attorneys 4 839 5110. Woodjak Timbers (Pty) Ltd 1 625 15111. Woodlands Primary School 3 770 7112. Woodrite 7 230 8113. Woolworths (Pty) Ltd 1 845 41114. Youth for Christ-Khayelethu 630 2

The Community Chest expresses sincere thanks to Liberty Midlands Mall and the public for the overwhelming support given to its Christmas Gift Wrapping Initiative - a whopping R22 654.60 was collected in donations. Also, our appreciation to the team of volunteers for their time and effort.

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no. TruST/FOuNDATION aMount (rAND)

1. Fulton Trust 300,000 2. Mary Morland Trust 75,000

3. Gladys Archbell Niven Testamentary Trust 50,000

4. Frederick Wartenweiler Trust 50,000

no. TruST/FOuNDATION aMount (rAND)

5. PA Don Charitable Trust 50,000 6. P E Sharp Will Trust 49,2717. Victor Daitz Foundation 30,000 8. C & M Jardine Trust 14,7169. Joosub H S Ebrahim Foundation 5,000

no. Donor aMount1. Frank Muller 9 800 2. Collin Marrian 9 000 3. Rayda Moonsamy 6 000

4. Rajendra Narayan Naidoo 6 000

5. Avishkaar Ramdhin 5 900 6. Nalisha Vadachalam 4 750 7. Alan Goodwin 4 200 8. Margaret Ann Basson 3 600

9. Ward 34 Senior Citizens Club 3 200

10. Anonymous 2 510 11. Dr. J Gokal 2 50012. IW Gunthorp 2 500 13. RB Nicolson 2 500 14. R Harris 2 400 15. Colin Mnguni 2 400

16. Murugesson Soobramanny 2 400

17. Smangele Gxeyane 2 100 18. DW Schofield 1 770 19. Dr. & Mrs. KM Daniels 1 500 20. C Muller 1 500 21. Bongani Shezi 1 440 22. Gonasegarin Govender 1 420 23. Verona Khan 1 350 24. J Dickenson 1 340 25. Revash Seyambu 1 320 26. Margaret Bishop 1 300 27. Peyanka Ria Chetty 1 200 28. Delaine Cools 1 200

no. Donor aMount29. Robert Dalton 1 200 30. Dr. Aditya Purmasir 1 200 31. Grant Edkins 1 200 32. Bridget Jones 1 200 33. Mischal Bhika 1 200 34. Slindile Mkhize 1 200 35. Joyce Murdock 1 200 36. Roanael Ramchunder 1 200 37. Anne Thomson 1 200 38. Bunny Bhoola 1 100 39. Sarah Pennington 1 100 40. Robert John Barker 1 000 41. Ashwin Harryparsad 1 000

42. Prof. & Mrs. Gerald Ortmann 1 000

43. Vijay Vinodrai Pramjee 1 000 44. Eureka Ramnath 1 000 45. Gavin Brown 750

46. Phumlani Derrick Ntshangase 750

47. Christine Martin 700 48. Devrani Chetty 660 49. Mary Gardner 660 50. Gavin David 600 51. David Pragsen Ellapen 600 52. Anita Elliott 600 53. Mabel Govender 600 54. Deborah-Sue Harrison 600 55. Liezl Hefer 600 56. Jeena Madhumati 600 57. Anshua Jugmohan 600

no. Donor aMount58. Aroo Naidoo 600 59. Sonya Nursoo 600 60. Anapurani Pillay 600 61. Gesina Rousseau 600 62. Chantal Strydom 600 63. Nomusa Thwala 600 64. Patrick Mvuseleli Cele 550 65. Janique Pillay 550 66. Anesh Rajkumar 550 67. Eric Saunderson 550 68. I A N Bloy 500 69. Eleanor Naidoo 500 70. Sumie & Naveen Singh 500 71. Janet Thomson 500 72. Johannes Van Staden 450 73. Lorna Austin 360 74. Emily Elkinngton 360 75. Neville Josiah 360 76. Anne Kramers-Olen 360 77. Parama Naidoo 360 78. Amritha Singh 360 79. Douglas Timmerman 360

80. Veronica van Amsterdam 360

81. PT Chetty 350 82. Desiree Sahdao 350 83. Thandi Virginia Shezi 330

84. Thembelihle Senior Citizens Club 320

85. Anju Baijoo 300 86. Dr M J Michaels 300

W e t h a n k t h e F o l l o W i n g t r u s t s a n D F o u n D a t i o n s W h o s o g e n e r o u s l Y s u P P o r t e D t h e W o r k o F C O M M u N I T y C h E S T . S P E C I A L T h A N K S T O T h E A D M I N I S T r A T O r S . A T O T A L A M O u N T O F r 623, 987 W A S r E C E I v E D .

D o n o r t r u s t s & F o u n D a t i o n s

W e t h a n k t h e F o l l o W i n g P r i V a t e D o n o r s W h o h a V e s o g e n e r o u s l Y D o n a t e D . A T O T A L A M O u N T O F r 135, 694 W A S r E C E I v E D .

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no. Donor aMount87. Waheeda Hassan 300 88. Padmini Naidoo 300 89. Alvina Indira Nair 300 90. Minesh Parmanand 300 91. Richard Rangiah 300 92. Rosemary Steyn 300 93. Joshua Daniel Moodley 250 94. P Nicol 250 95. Kimiksha Singh 250 96. Avekash Baboolal 240 97. Munessar Bhola 240

98. Nokukhanya Portia Gcumisa 240

99. TK Mshengu 240 100. Truelove Ngcobo 240 101. Vanitha Parmanandhan 240 102. Ashnie Pillay 240 103. Ranutha Remduth 240 104. Reneesha Singh 240

no. Donor aMount

105. Bernadette Mary Cecilia Tayler 240

106. Sandile Louis Thusi 240 107. Diane Van Der Merwe 240 108. Ayanda Slack 230 109. Doreen Coetze 220 110. Ravina Maharaj 200 111. Trevor Nkabane 200 112. Runveer Singh 200 113. Barbara Laubscher 180 114. Pratish Mungaldave 180 115. Kriyabashni Ramlall 180 116. Peter Etherington 120 117. Regine Mackay 120 118. Dennis Milford 120 119. Patience Mvelase 120 120. Pathanathan Naidoo 120

121. Jayaprakash Kaisavelu Naidu 120

no. Donor aMount122. Shevoun Pillay 120 123. Maureen Scott 120 124. RJ Varty 120 125. Deepa Mohanlal 110 126. Rajeswari Naidoo 110 127. Peter Hoal 100 128. Busi Msimang 100 129. Thulani Ashley Sibeko 100 130. Yashmigue Suthiram 100 131. Christopher Merrit 93 132. Sisa Xolisa Ngovu 90 133. Kathleen Courier 60 134. Margaret Hoal 50 135. Nadhera Maharaj 50 136. Ntuthuko Nkabane 50 137. LD Simelane 50 138. Thulani Mzolo 20 139. Rajeswari Naidoo 10

naMe oF Donor aMount1. Comrades Marathon Association 282 2762. ContiTrade Africa (Pty) Ltd 80 0003. Joey's Towing Service 23 6504. A G Hall cc 20 0005. Golden Horse Casino 20 0006. St Anne's Hospital 18 0527. D H Moosa - Willowton Oil Foundation 17 8208. Makhaotse Narasimulu and Associates 17 3009. Wayne's Scrap Metal cc 12 500

10. J Leslie Smith & Co 10 800

naMe oF Donor aMount11. The Victor Daitz Foundation 10 00012. Barloworld Ford And Mazda 9 80013. Wild Coast Sun 9 20014. Nashua Maritzburg 8 00015. PFISTERER (Pty) Ltd 6 00016. Shospec (Pty) Ltd 6 00017. Shekinah Nursing School 5 70018. River Queen Sands 5 64019. Gold Circle Horse Racing & Gaming 5 000

t h e C o M M u n i t Y C h e s t a P P r e C i a t e s t h e F o l l o W i n g F o r t h e i r s u P P o r t o F V a r i o u s e V e n t s u n D e r t a k e n D u r i n g t h e Y e a r .

e V e n t s P o n s o r s h i P

Anita Nicholson, Public Relations & Communications Manager at NCT Forestry Co-operative Ltd, with the children at Sizamiseni Creche

" Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. "

- Albert Einstein

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Donor aMount(rAND) PurPose

1. Vivian Reddy Foundation 200 000 Funding was used towards the Vivian Reddy School Leaderships Programme

2. NCT Forestry Co-operative Ltd 100 158 Funding was used towards building extra classrooms for Nyakazani and

Sizamiseni Crèches 3. Unogwaja Challenge 60 000 Funding was used to purchase furniture for Umsilinga Primary School4. Liberty Midlands Mall 10 000 Funding was used to purchase a new freezer for Pietermaritzburg Children’s Home 5. Business Partners 2 070 Funding was used to purchase caps for the kids at Cerebral Palsy Association

6. Mary Vorster 3 067 Funding was used to purchase Christmas groceries for the Zondo family and to purchase school uniforms for the children

7. Avishkaar Ramdhin 2 500 Funding was used to purchase uniform for two children at Alston Primary School and meals for the residents at ABH Homes

8. Anonymous 1 200 Funding was used to purchase an audio recorder for a hearing-impaired individual

DONOr ADvISED GIvING (DAG) OCCurS WhEN A DONOr PrOvIDES SPECIFIC ALLOCATION GuIDELINES TO ThEIr DONATION. We aPPreCiate the FolloWing Donors Who PlaCeD ConFiDenCe in the CoMMunitY Chest to oVersee their sPeCiFiC requests

D O N O r A D v I S E D G I v I N G (D A G)

" Do what you can to show you care about other people, and you will make our world a better place. "

-Rosalynn Carter

John Hall, together with his dear wife, Eileen, have been dedicated supporters of the Community Chest for a long time. In particular, through the platform of the Maritzburg Marathon, a total contribution of over R90 000 was donated to the Community Chest. When John went the extra mile by renovating and painting the offices of Community Chest in 2012, the Community Chest was inspired to introduce the John Hall Extra Mile Award. The Community Chest thanks John and Eileen for their sterling example of and inspiration for philanthropic action.

The 2018/19 John Hall Extra Mile award is dedicated to Mr. Riquadeu Jacobs, Director of Capital Media. Pictured is Riquadeu Jacobs with Community Chest Council Member Mr. Lionel Mabaso.

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A P r I L 2018

M A y 2018

the easter egg Drive

With the help of Liberty Midlands Mall, we were able to collect Easter Eggs aplenty to help us put smiles on the faces of all the children who attend the Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres and schools for the physically challenged supported by the Community Chest.

adopt-a-Mom

The annual Adopt-A-Mum (Mother’s Day) event was held on 11th May at Project Gateway. Over 230 mums from various rural communities as well as old age homes had the opportunity to indulge in a wonderful Mother’s Day celebration. Special thanks to Bophela Holdings, Delux Fabrics, Inspect A Pest, J Leslie Smith, Joey’s Towing Service, Joey’s Spray- painters, Life Hilton Private Hospital, Maritzburg College, River Queen Sands, Willowton Group, and private individuals who adopted a mum or two. A huge thank you to the members of the Gujurathi Vedic Society (for the donation of blankets), to Candles and Décor (for décor for the venue) and Vinodh Harry (BestDrive) and Powertrade Focus for their sponsorship towards this event.

Charity race Day

Community Chest had the privilege to host over 200 guests at the Annual Tsogo Sun Sprint, held on Saturday 26th May 2018.

The Race Day was a huge success and guests not only enjoyed the races but the entertainment and a delectable 3-course meal.

Special thanks to all our supporters who joined Community Chest to make this day a success.

Special thanks to Gold Circle and Golden Horse Casino for affording Community Chest this wonderful opportunity.

teddy Bear Drive

Community Chest together with our “Bear Lady”, Sarah Pennington, challenged all the knitters of our community to join the Teddy Bear Drive. Through her initiative and enthusiasm we were able to secure the sponsorship of wool from Sabrotex and stuffing from Ragland. Special thanks to all participating knitters and especially the schools who joined in on this drive.

Over 980 teddy bears were made, of which, 500 were distributed to the deserving children attending the Community Chest’s annual Kids Christmas Party. The balance went to the pediatric wards at hospitals in our District.

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A u G u S T 2018 S E P T E M B E r 2018

Comrades Marathonrefreshment Station

PMB & District Community Chest and UBUNTU (Community Chest, Durban) are one of the six official AmaBeadiBeadi charities supported by the Comrades Marathon Association. We had the honour to raise funds and awareness using the Comrades Race-for-Charity and Expo platforms as well as to host a refreshment station on the day of the Race. Special thanks to our sponsors, BestDrive, Fairfield Dairy and Marcos Jewelers for helping make this event a success.

Comrades MarathonAssisted runners Project

Comrades Marathon assists indigent runners with accommodation and meals before and after the Race.

Community Chest undertakes this Project on behalf of the Comrades Marathon Association.

This year, over 650 runners benefitted from this offer. After the event, the mattresses and blankets used during the Project were distributed to deserving Community Based Organizations.

Celebrating our Fathers

The Community Chest hosted over 60 fathers at a Father’s Day Lunch on Friday 22 June. The deserving fathers had an awesome day packed with entertainment, a scrumptious lunch and gifts. Special thanks to Red Cross, Joeys Towing Service, Vinodh Harry, Muirhead's Hiring, MBK Agency, Foodpak and Deluxe Group who assisted in making this event a success.

Dare to be red - Women’s Breakfast

In celebration of Women’s Day and month, we hosted our annual Dare-To-Be-Red Breakfast on 8 August. Over 230 extraordinary women came together for a hearty breakfast and left inspired by our amazing MC, Melanie Veness and guest speakers, namely Suhana Jacobs, Ali Engelbrecht and Lungile Masuku. All proceeds from this event went towards meeting our pledge to Abrina Esther House, which is a safe shelter for abused women and children. This event was made possible through the generous support of Willowton Group, Capital Newspapers, Candles and Décor, Sykes Signs, Golden Horse Casino, Wild Coast Sun, Khaya Luxury Interiors, Clear Cut Glass, Dr R Singh and many other donors. The Community Chest extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all donors for ensuring the phenomenal success of this event.

Pietermaritzburg and District Community Chest 58th Annual General Meeting

At our 58th Annual General Meeting, we expressed our gratitude to all our donors – corporate, employee and private individuals and trusts and foundations. Special thanks to The Palms and Capitol Caterers for making this event possible. A huge thank you to Pfisterer for the sponsorship of the trophies handed out to our Top Donors for the year. The Community Chest also officially launched its Red Feather Legacy project, which encourages extraordinary philanthropic giving to the Community Chest to sustain itself for another 58 years.

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N O v E M B E r 2018 D E C E M B E r 2018

F E B r u A r y 2018

remarkable Man Golf Day

The Community Chest Remarkable Man Golf Day commemorates those who had the vision to establish the PMB & District Community Chest. This year’s event took place on 2 November at the Victoria Country Club. Over 80 golfers tee’d off in the hope of achieving the elusive Hole-In-One prize of a brand new motor vehicle, kindly sponsored by Moosa Allee Insurance Brokers. Also special thanks to our major sponsors Makhaotse Narasimulu and Associates and Hayfields Kwikspar for making this event a wonderful success. Community Chest appreciates all the participants for their support.

kids Christmas Party

The Community Chest hosted its annual Christmas Party for children from less privileged backgrounds attending an early childhood development centre. Up to 500 children enjoyed a day of fun, laughter and joyous celebration and created memories to last a lifetime.

Special thanks to our major sponsors - Golden Horse Casino, Gold Circle, St Anne’s Hospital, Nashua Maritzburg, Victor Diatz Foundation, FNB City Square, Auditor General SA, BestDrive - Allandale, Romilla Chetty, Liezl Roeloffze, Urban Mermaid, Joeys Towing, Joeys Spraypainters, River Queen Sands, Wayne Scrap Metal, Eden Gardens Hospital, Xcelerate Outsourcing, Fotovisual Studio, the Pietermaritzburg Fire Department and all the many other businesses, private individuals, teddy bear knitters and kids party volunteers who together ensured the success of this event.

A special thank you to Super M for flying high and championing this event and securing the buy-in from donors.

valentine’s Day Senior Citizens Tea

Together with our local daily newspaper, The Witness, Community Chest hosted its annual Valentine’s Day Tea for Seniors on Thursday 14 February 2019 at the Witness House at the Royal Showgrounds. Seniors from various old age homes were invited to this exciting event .

The beautiful ladies had a memorable day. They were serenated by Avi, the Music Man, pampered with hand massages and nail manicures, joined in on a special seniors Zumba class led by DelaDansa Zumba, treated to a poetry recital by Priscilla Sinanan and snacked on delectable refreshments. All the ladies were presented with a goodie bag to end the morning’s proceedings.

Special thanks to The Witness for the partnership, to White Heart for the décor, Avi the Music Man, Staff of Nedbank Cascades, Staff of Auditor General, Joey’s Towing Service, River Queen Sands, NDC Credit Management, Vanuja Maharaj, Vijay Chettiar, Preshnee Moonia and Dr. R S Singh.

Maritzburg Marathon

A special salute to Race Director, Mr John Hall, for ensuring another successful Maritzburg Marathon, which was held on 24 February 2019. Community Chest was once again one of the official charities to benefit from this event. We also had the privilege to host a refreshment station operated by staff and volunteers. Community Chest holds Mr John Hall in high esteem for his philanthropy service to our community and the Community Chest.

Our volunteers as they were gearing up to start the day

at the Maritzburg Marathon refreshment station.

Volunteers handing out water to the runners.

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" It is in your hands, to make a better world for

all who live in it. "- Nelson Mandela

Community Impact Partner (CIP) Allocation (rand)

1. Abrina Esther house 53 380 2. Amen Day Care 41 380

3. Association for the Physically Challenged (APC) 53 380

4. Arthur Blaxall School 53 380

5. Association for persons with Physical Disabilities (APD) 60 000

6. CANSA PMB 60 000 7. ChildLine KZN 41 380 8. Christilike Maatskaplike Dienste (CMD) 60 000

9. Christilike Maatskaplike Dienste - Greytown Children’s Home 41 380

10. Dlalanathi 60 000 11. Emuseni Centre For The Aged 53 38012. Ethembeni HIV/Aids & TB Ministry 84 00013. FAMSA - PMB 84 00014. Gay & Lesbian Network 53 380 15. H S Ebrahim School 53 380 16. Izandla Zothando Foundation 60 000 17. Justice & Women Trust 41 380 18. KZN Blind & Deaf Society 60 000 19. Lifeline 60 000 20. Little Big ECD Centre 41 380 21. Mama Ntombi's Community Project 60 000 22. Masakhane Crèche 53 380 23. Masibumbane Crèche 53 380 24. Msunduzi Hospice Association 84 000

Community Impact Partner (CIP) Allocation (rand)

25. Nyakazani Crèche 53 38026. Open Gate Special School 53 380 27. PAFTA 41 380 28. Pietermaritzburg Children's Home (PCH) 41 380 29. Pietermaritzburg Mental Health Society 84 000

30. Pietermaritzburg & District Cerebral Palsy Association (CPA) 96 000

31. Pietermaritzburg Benevolent Society 96 000 32. Project Gateway 72 000 33. SANCA 72 000 34. SAVF Kalinka Edu care 41 380 35. SAVF KZN Social Services 53 380 36. SAVF Old Age Home 53 380 37. Selby Msimang Pre-School 53 380 38. Siphakeme 36 00039. Siyakhana Crèche & Pre-school 41 380 40. Sizamiseni Crèche 41 380 41. Sizanani Widows Support Group 53 380 42. Thandanani Children's Foundation 72 000 43. Thandokuhle Pre-school & Crèche 53 380 44. The Child & Family Welfare Society of PMB 120 000 45. The Key Ministry International 53 380 46. Thembelihle Senior Citizens 17 370 47. Tucebon 17 370 48. Youth for Christ 53 380

total 2 736 000

C O M M u N I T y I M P A C T P A r T N E r S 2018/2019

ALLOCATIONS TO COMMuNITy IMPACT PArTNEr (CIP)

(L-R) are Angie Narayanan (Community Chest), Kuber Vivian Reddy, Bronwin Madhanlal and Vinodh Harry (Community Chest Council Member) appreciating Mr Vivian Reddy for his donation of R1million over 5 years to the Vivian Reddy Schools Leadership Project.

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a F F o r D i n g Y o u a n D Y o u r F a M i l Y a P h i l a n t h r o P i C o P P o r t u n i t Y t o C r e a t e a P e r P e t u a l l e g a C Y o F g i V i n g a n D C a r i n g F o r o u r C o M M u n i t Y

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how the PMB & District Community Chest works

The PMB & District Community Chest has been in service to our community for the past 59 years. In this time, we earned and maintained the support and trust of our donor partners because of the simple practice of 100% donated = 100% distributed. In order to achieve this, the Community Chest must secure its own day-to-day operational costs separately from that which is given by charitable citizens of Pietermaritzburg and District through our various fundraising initiatives such as corporate giving; employee giving; charity golf/marathon days; etc.

Donations given specifically to the Community Chest itself are, unless otherwise stipulated, invested and only the return-on-investment portion is used to cover the operational costs of the Community Chest. To date, the PMB & District Community Chest has never actively solicited financial support for its own operations but has relied on the unsolicited goodwill of community members who, mainly through bequests, have enabled an organic accretion of reserve funds from which the Community Chest has sustained its operations, year after year.

However, 59 years later, times have changed dramatically. The advent of a democratic South Africa brought with it both blessings and new challenges. The services of the Community Chest are thus required even more than ever before. Addressing key issues such as education, health, employment and family and social relations remain critical to repairing and maintaining the social fabric of our community.

If the Community Chest is to continue to serve our community for another 59 years, then starting today, we must proactively begin to shore up our endowment funds, which wisely invested, will enable us to continue to inspire all of us in Pietermaritzburg and the District to enhance our community life and restore hope, even in the face of widening despair.

The proposition

The PMB & District Community Chest is offering you a unique philanthropic opportunity to serve our community at an extraordinary level by joining its Red Feather Legacy (RFL) project. As a member of the RFL, you will be one of a select number of people in our District who will be honoured as a champion of the PMB & District Community Chest and recognized for your extraordinary charitable spirit.

Membership of the rFL

Membership of the RFL, either as an individual or in the name of your family, is achieved through a once-off, irrevocable, non-transferable gift of ten thousand rand (R10,000.00 minimum). Your philanthropic gift will be invested - never to be touched.

The return on investment from the RFL donations is what will be used, in part, to help off-set the day-to-day operational costs of the Community Chest while the remainder will be reinvested with the original sum to further grow the Community Chest’s endowment and strengthen the Community Chest’s longevity. In other words, your contribution to the RFL will become a gift that keeps giving!

In turn, the Community Chest can continue to fundraise in support of its impact partners (other NPOs and CBOs) who work directly in the community at grassroots level. All of this though, will only become a reality if someone like you is willing to join hands with the Pietermaritzburg & District Community Chest in support of its Red Feather Legacy project.

The Section 18A tax benefit

The Pietermaritzburg & District Community Chest is accredited as a Section 18A not-for-profit organisation. Your donation to the RFL project will automatically qualify you for a Section 18A tax certificate which can be used to reduce

the reD Feather legaCYSINCE AS FAr BACK AS ThE 1930'S, COMMuNITy ChESTS ThE WOrLD OvEr hAvE aDoPteD the reD Feather as a sYMBol oF serViCe to the CoMMunitY. in MOrE rECENT TIMES, ThE rED FEAThEr hAS COME TO SyMBOLIzE SErvICE TO the CoMMunitY at an extraorDinarY leVel.

We hereBY inVite You to BeCoMe one oF those Who also Bears the sYMBol oF the reD Feather For Your extraorDinarY serViCe to our CoMMunitY BY BeCoMing a MeMBer oF our reD Feather legaCY ProJeCt.

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" No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted "

- Aesop

your income tax. An individual may donate up to 5% of their annual income and derive a tax rebate.

The option of going the extra mile

As a member of the RFL, there is a further opportunity to deepen your commitment to the vision and mission of the PMB & District Community Chest. You can build upon the initial gift you made when first becoming a RFL member. On an annual basis, the RFL project will be audited. Each RFL member will receive a copy of the Annual (audit) Report. In the report, members will be acknowledged on an “Honours Roll” for their initial and added support. The following honours will apply –

RF (Red Feather) R10,000 – R14,999

RF (Red Feather Bronze) R15,000 – R24,999

RFs (Red Feather Silver) R25,000 – R49,999

RF (Red Feather Gold) R50,000 – R74,999

RF (Red Feather Platinum) R75,000 – R99,999

RF (Red Feather Diamond) R100,000 – R 149,999

RF (Red Feather Bronze & Diamond) R150,000 – R249,999

RF (Red Feather Silver & Diamond) R250,000 – R499,999

RF (Red Feather Gold & Diamond) R500,000 – R999,999

RF (Red Feather Platinum & Diamond) R1 million +

The rFL Certificate and Wall of honour

In addition to acknowledging your generous gift towards the perpetuity of the Community Chest in the RFL Annual Report, the Community Chest will issue you with a membership certificate and mount a plaque on the RFL Wall of Honour located on the facade of our offices at 12 Stranack Street. The Wall of Honour is updated each time a contribution is made to the RFL project or when a RFL member attains a new level of honour.

Do you wish to join?

The payment of your membership contribution as well as any future payments can be arranged to suit your preferences. We at the Community Chest will be happy to assist you design an option that would best suit your requirements. Please contact us on 033 3941031 for assistance or any queries regarding the Red Feather Legacy Project of the PMB & District Community Chest.

We look forward to welcoming you as a Red Feather Legacy partner of the Community Chest.

This project was inspired by The Hon Mr. Kay Makan, businessman, philanthropist and Honorary Vice-President of the PMB & District Community Chest, who made the initial pledge of R10 000 to the Red Feather Legacy Project.

" Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant. "- Robert Louis Stevenson

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the PieterMaritzBurg anD DistriCt CoMMunitY Chest aPPreCiates the FolloWingFor their extraorDinarY PhilanthroPiC giVing:

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rFl# legaCY aMount (rAND) honours

0000 K.Makan Family Trust R10 000 Red Feather

0001 Riquadeu Jacobs and Family R10 000 Red Feather

0002 Primi Chetty and Family R10 000 Red Feather

0003 A&R Legacy R10 000 Red Feather

0004 Shuters – Craib Legacy R800 000 Red Feather Gold & Diamond

0005 S. Narasimulu Narasimulu & Family R10 000 Red Feather

0006 Late Sunny Govender Govenders Garage R10 000 Red Feather

0007 Mrs Senny GovenderGovenders Garage R10 000 Red Feather

0008 Late Kogilan Govender Govenders Garage R10 000 Red Feather

0009 Late Tharuna Govender (25/02/1981 – 24/02/1993) R10 000 Red Feather

0010 Late Ishwar & Jaymati Morar (Our Inspiration Forever) R25 000 Red Feather Silver

0011 Late Yagesvarie Naidoo (04/01/42 – 10/09/06) R10 000 Red Feather

0012 Rex & Sarah Pennington R10 000 Red Feather

0013 Mrs M.P. & Mrs N.R. For our Mothers R10 000 Red Feather

0014 Sanjeev, Vanuja, Shayur & Aditi Maharaj R10 000 Red Feather

0015 The Fulton Trust R150 000 Red Feather Bronze & Diamond

0016 Pietermaritzburg and District Cerebral Palsy Association (1978 – 2018) R20 000 Red Feather Silver

0017 Zweli & May Mkhize & Family R10 000 Red Feather

0018 “In memory of Comrades Marathon Runner Zeze Nascimento of Brazil”Comrades Marathon Association R10 000 Red Feather

0019 Thashmia, Leevan and Shastikha Vather R10 000 Red feather

0020 Zilma Rodrigues Da Silva Brazilian Comrades Runner, in recognition to her extraordinary support to Brazil Team. R10 000 Red Feather

0021 In Memory of Pundit Dwarika Maharaj (Tripathi) R25 000 Red Feather Silver

0022 “In loving memory of the late Mr Ratanjee Pagjee Soni (Fondly known as Baba) Former inspector of schools R25 000 Red Feather Silver

0023 Tembaletu Trust (1987 – 2017) R100 000 Red Feather

Diamond

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a P P r e C i a t i n g o u r s P o n s o r s

ABSA (Chatterton)

Alec Lenferna

Aleka Harilal

Ali Engelbrecht

All Saints United Church

Ally Nxumalo

Aluminum Foil Converters

Amanda Tong

Ambervalley

Amen Day Care

Anders Eliasson

André Costa

Andrew Christie

Andy Steele

Anthony Gounden

Aquatec Pumps

ARB Electrical Wholesalers

Ascot Inn

Ashika Tony

Asmalls Clothing Store

Astra Travel

Auditor General - South Africa

Avishkaar Ramdhin

Barry Holland

Basix Plastics

Baxter Pharmacy

Bernice Reddial

BestDrive Allandale

Blackwoods Nursery

Bluff Meat Supply

Boardmans

Bongi Dube

Bophela Holdings

Brakesafe Airbrake Specialists cc

Bridgelall's Hiring

Burczak Framing

Business Partners

Busisiwe Xulu

C2 Financial Services Trust

Caltex Bird Sanctuary

Candice Humphrey

Candice Mahlare

Candice Warr

Candles & Décor

Capitol Caterers

Cargil Premix Nutrition

Caroline Matsimela

Cascades Lifestyle Centre

Catherine Hopkins

Cerebral Palsy

Charles Johnson

Charmaine Charles

Childline

Christopher Du Trevou

City Printing Works

Clear Cut Glass

Cllr. N Alhmed

Comrades Marathon Association

ContiTrade Africa

Contours

Cottage Framing

Council of Geoscience

CPS Chemicals

Curry Court

Curwin Francis

D K Soni & Family

Dachser SA

Daniela Hamblin Gilly's Shortbread

David Tay

David Williams

Delaine Cools

Deluxe Group

Delwin Govender & Family

Denise Osborne

Dental Zone

Derby Meats

Derby Supermarket

Derek Alberts

Devi Padayachee

Dr A Purmasir

Dr Keith Wimble

Dr R Singh Dermatologist

D-Squared

Dudu Ngcobo

Eden Garden Private Hospital

Edgars Active

Edgars Church Street

Edgars Liberty Midlands Mall

Edison Power Group

Enhanced Beauty Clinic

Equity Real Estate (Pty) Ltd

Essa Nxumalo

ETM Quick Cash

Express Car Wash

Express Signs

Fairfield Dairy

FNB City Square

Foodpak (Midlands)

Framecraft

Gilbert Van Zyl

Gill Platt

Gillian Wilson

Godfrey Chaane

Gold Circle Racing & Gaming Group

Golden Horse Casino

Gujarati Vedic Society

Halima Abdoola

Hayfields Kwik Spar

Heather Graves

Heritage Academy

Hlengiwe Dube

Hollywood Bets

Immaculate Jwili

Inspect A Pest

Izandlo Zothando

J Leslie Smith & Co.

JAM S A

James Davis

Jared Van Der Merwe

Jean Nxumalo

Jeannie Padayachee

Jet (Church Street)

Jet (Liberty Midlands Mall)

Jet Mart Church Street

Joey's Spraypainters

Joey's Towing Service

Johann Van Rooyen

Judy Umraw

Julie Hristov

June Grindly-Ferris

Kay Bhagwandhin

Kelly Airton

Keshree Cander

Khanyisile Mthembu

Khaya Sibeko

Kim Walters

Karuna Singh

Laduma Sport

Lauren William

Lee Ann Persse

Leila Govender

Liana Mccloghrie

Liezl Roeloffze

Life Line

Lilian Els

Linda Z Mbuqe

Lindokuhle Mabika

Little Big Creche

Lungile Dlamini

Lungile Masuka

M B K Agencies

Makhaotse Narasimulu and Associates

Marcos Jewelers

Maritzburg College

Maritzburg Echo

Maritzburg Golf Club

Mary Vorster & Family

Masakhane Crèche

Masibumbane Crèche

Matelec Distributors

Mbalenhle Bhengu

Meegan Osti

Melanie Coetzee

Melanie Veness

Melusi Mbanjwa

Menka Inderjeeth

Merusha Vather & Family

Michael John

Michelle Govender

Midlands Medical Centre Ltd

Mike Cowling

Mimmies Bakery

Mohammed Shabeer Hassan

Mollies Fruit & Veg

Momentum

Moosa Allee Insurance Brokers

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Morar Inc.

Mouldings & Frames International

John Hall

Msunduzi Library

Msunduzi Fire Department

Msunduzi Hospice

Msunduzi Municipality

MSW Consulting

Nadira Singh

Nashua Maritzburg

Nat Mabetwa

Nato Amaral

NCT Forestry Co-Operative

NDC Credit Management

Nersen Padayachee

Nicole D Van Der Merwe

Nobathembu Sikwana

Nocwaka Mdlalose

Nolwanda Duma

Nolwazi Mkhwanazi

Nontuthuko Mashimane

Nosisa Phoswa

Nozipiwo Sapepa

Ntokozo Zuma

Nyakazani Creche

Open Gate School

Orchem (Pty) Ltd

Parklane Superspar

Pastel Screen Printers

Paula Bocking

Pfisterer (Pty) Ltd

Phil Precious Auto Sales

Phoenix Cash & Carry

Pick n' Pay (Liberty Midlands Mall)

Pick n' Pay (Victoria Mall)

Picture Frame Warehouse

PMB Chamber of Business

PMB Drawing & Survey Centre

PMB Tourism

Poobalan Soobramoney Govender (Juggie)

Powertrade

Princess Mark

Print Perfect

Priscilla Madlala

Priscilla Sinanan

Project Gateway

Ragland Fabric Group

Rajen Ramrath

Rani Appasamy

Raniel Misra

Ravi Pillay - Konica

Rene Sampson

Ricardo Almeida

Ricardo's Fresh Produce

Riona Rajkumar

River Queen Sands

Roger Comish

Rogue Steel

Romilla Chetty & Family

Ronel Dubar

Rosalind Netto

Rose Zuma

Ross Cameron

Ruben Meyer

Sabrotex

Saivest Investments

Sanjay Harilall Consulting cc

Sarah Pennington

Save Group

SAVF Kalinka

Scott Macmillan

Sean Abraham

Sejal Hariram

Sha-Aamir Productions

Shanela Nerho

Shaun Vorster

Shekinah Nursing

Shospec (Pty) Ltd

Sign Studio

Sihle Msomi

Sithara Jackpersadh

Siyabonga Nene

Siyakhana Creche

Sizamiseni Creche

Slack Enterprise

Smangele Gxeyane

Smangele Mbanjwa

Southern Sun PMB

Spec Savers (Liberty Midlands Mall)

Sphesihle Gwamanda

St Anne's Hospital

Stand Goodenough

Stay Easy

Stefan Muller

Stephen Barker

Steve Bolton

S'thembela Mkhize

Sthembiso Mchunu

Suhana Jacobs

Sumitha Harry

Sunshine Bakery

Suvira Hariram

Swati Duma

Synergy Lifestyles (Pty) Ltd

Tammy Govender & Family

Tatham Wilkes Inc.

Thandeka Chili

Thandokuhle Crèche

The Bed Store

The Mirror

The Palms

The Precious Team

The Witness

The Wykeham Collegiate

Thembela Ngcengeni

Thembelihle Senior Citizens

Thembi Nhlopo

Thembinkosi Simelane

Thembisa Msomi

Theshni Appasamy

Thirushen Odayar

Thobisile Ngcobo

Thulani Makhathini

Timefrieght Holdings

Tracey Van der Essenburg

Trent Bauer

Trevor Browse

Trevor Visvanathan & Family

Trophy International

Tsepiso Lekitlane

Tucubon Senior Citizen

Urban Mermaid

Ursuhla Govender

Usha Barath

Val Hair

Valerie Bandu

Vanuja Maharaj & Family

Venetian Blind

Verona Khan

Vic Boston

Victor Daitz Foundation

Victor Madlala

Victoria Country Club

Victoria Memorial Home

Vijay Chettiar

Vivian Reddy & Family

Vivian Reddy Foundation

Ward 34 Seniors Club

Wayne Scrap Metal

Wild Coast Sun

Willowton Group

Woodgrove Retirement Village

Xolani Mhlanzi

Yagie Moodley

Zanele Gumede

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