The family is also looking for entertainers who would be willing to perform at the event.
Tyron Fowels said his son, Daniel was born with several medical conditions including Scoliosis.
IN a bid to raise money for a life-saving surgery for their son, Ashleigh and Tyron Fowles will host the Hope for Daniel fundraiser at the Italian Club in Beachwood on Saturday, 31 October from 10am until 5pm.
Tyron Fowels said his son, Daniel was born with several medical conditions including skeletal dysplasia and scoliosis.
“In June this year, Daniel had a life-saving operation when rods were put into his back. He was okay after that, but recently got very ill. Because of his skeletal dysplasia, his frame, on the right side is pushing down onto his lung,” said Fowels.
“Dainel went into surgery on Friday (23 October) as doctors could not wait any longer as the damage is increasing on his right lung,” added Fowels.
The fundraiser will include the sale of food and drinks such as borewors rolls, tea, coffee and popcorn as well as a car wash. For children, there will be a jumping castle and a clown show.
Fowels will also be selling T-shirts and raffle tickets for a trip on a Cruise Charter as well as another raffle for a mystery prize valued at R10 000. The family is trying to raise the funds urgently for Daniel’s surgery which took place last week.
The family is also looking for entertainers who would be willing to perform at the event and help to draw a crowd.
For more information, visit the Hope for Daniel Facebook page or call Tyron Fowels on 081 032 6372.
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