Amanzimtoti Rotary Club to benefit from fundraising programme
This programme should be used as a fundraising tool for churches, NGOs, clubs and private people who are interested in raising funds.
The Amanzimtoti Rotary Club was blessed with a visit from a special guest at their last meeting.
Gunter Gys of Belgium has transformed a business funding model programme into a user-friendly funding accessible tool. The idea behind this is poverty alleviation and self-sustaining, and this programme should ideally be used as a fundraising tool for churches, NGOs, clubs and private people who are interested in raising funds.
“This is a very easy-to-use idea,” said Amanzimtoti Rotary president, Neil McDonald. “Gunter, who lived in SA for a few years, left eight years ago and decided to come back and do something about the poverty that he saw and dealt with while in SA.
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“He has been very busy since his arrival, as people, clubs and churches have invited him to do his presentation. This is a phenomenal way to get sustainable income, especially for NGOs.”
Gunter is leaving SA at the end of the month and he can be contacted via email at gtinet@gunterg.be.
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