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Nelson Mandela Foundation welcomed Mandela Month by planting a tree with Ride4Hope

To mark the launch of Mandela Month, the foundation and Ride4Hope planted a tree reaffirming their commitment to working with communities to alleviate poverty and inequality.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation based in Houghton and in conjunction with Ride4Hope launched Mandela Month by planting a tree on July 1 at Avianto in Muldersdrift.

This was a way for both parties to reaffirm their commitment to working with communities to alleviate poverty and inequality.

The Nelson Mandela Legacy Ride4Hope is a cycling event mandated by the Nelson Mandela Foundation to honour Madiba’s legacy.

The annual event has created a platform to spread Mandela’s message of hope- far and wide as it cuts across two provinces: Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.

At the launch Ride4Hope unveiled the official jersey for the September 2023 four-day ride, starting from Nelson Mandela’s house on Vilakazi Street in Soweto and ending at the site of his capture in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal.

During the ride, both riders and crew engage in community upliftment activities as a means of giving back to society. The proceeds from the jersey sales support the work of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.

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