The CCPO is holding a raffle to raise funds. Security Superstore Amanzimtoti has donated a Roboguard outdoor beam starter kit for one lucky person to win. The kit consists of one outdoor beam, base station and charger. A total of eight beams can be connected to the base station. The kit is DIY, but if the winner requires installation, ET Rapid Response has offered do it for free.
A second prize has been donated by Jack’s Tree Felling – a voucher for tree felling or plot clearing, valued at R3 500. A third and fourth prize is a fuel voucher courtesy of Freshstop at Caltex valued at R1 000 each. “Thank you to Reena Solomon for managing the raffle for us,” said CCPO chairman, Albert Swart.
This is a virtual raffle due to social distancing regulations. The prize will be handed over and must be collected in Amanzimtoti and the free installation applies to ET’s area of operation. Tickets can be bought via EFT and on proof of payment. There are 1 000 tickets at a cost of R20 each and you choose a number between 1 and 1 000. If the number is taken, then the nearest available number will be allocated to you. The prize cannot be exchanged for cash and anyone is allowed to enter. Entries close at midnight on 30 August and the online draw will be done on 1 September.
Email your proof of payment, name, phone number and chosen ticket number/s to reenasol@mweb.co.za.
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