Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University student society, Twenty20 Destiny, is doing it for love by having a fun day, titled “Tag a tin and touch a heart”, to unite students and the community to bring love and support to those who are less fortunate.
The event, on Saturday, 19 February 2011, from 9am to 2pm at Humewood Beach, will include games of ‘six a side’ touch rugby and soccer. All participants are asked to bring canned food as their entrance fee. These will be used to form a giant heart representing unconditional love. They will then be donated to Vistarus, a charity that supports children, struggling adults and people with addictions.
Mixed teams of men and women will be formed on the day and winners will receive vouchers from the fish restaurant, John Dory. Those who would like to offer their support without participating in the activities are encouraged to drop off their donation at John Dory’s, Summerstrand, this week.
Twenty20 Destiny is an innovative Christian committee made up of students whose focus is on changing the lives of students at NMMU and the community.
“Our previous ‘build-a-heart’ project was a great success and we aim to involve as many people as possible in order to build relationships and serve others,” says Twenty20 Destiny chairman, Jon-Paul Raper.
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