A 80km joyride to make a difference in the lives of learners
The Polokwane Joyride Cycling Club is on a mission to cycle and touch lives through their various charity projects.
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POLOKWANE – Their most recent charity cycle was from Polokwane to Mankweng where they donated school uniforms to learners from Thune Primary School.
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Cyclists from as far as Gauteng, Tzaneen, Makhado, Moletjie, Zebediela and Seshego cycled over 80km to and from Savannah Mall to the school in Ga-Mamabolo.
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“We had organised with the school to meet on their premises and the learners and their parents came to receive the uniforms. Teachers, members of the school governing body, and a local councillor were also present,” said the club’s Deputy Chair, Tshikani Moyana.
Moyana told CV that the club, with their friends and sponsors (Coca-Cola, AL Cell, Go Zone, Liberty Life and Shazza Holdings) were able to provide 33 with uniforms.
At the handover, the club was afforded an opportunity to share why they had chosen the school as a beneficiary, after which staff expressed their gratitude for the donation.
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