Michael Jackson tribute show plants seeds for the future
Community Fathers hosted a screening of Michael Jackson with the hopes of raising funds for their ongoing Seeds of Change programme.
THE Bluff Golf Course recently hosted a vibrant fundraising event, showcasing a special screening of a Michael Jackson tribute show. The event was aimed to support the Community Fathers’ Seeds of Change programme, an innovative project focused on creating and sustaining community food gardens.
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The evening drew a diverse audience, including families, local leaders and passionate supporters. Attendees enjoyed the chance to dance and sing along to Michael Jackson’s iconic hits, with the atmosphere alive with excitement as the music brought people of all ages together in celebration of both his legacy and the important cause.
Darian Smith, founder of Community Fathers, highlighted the mission of the Seeds of Change initiative, explaining, “This project is designed to empower fathers and their children through hands-on gardening experiences. The primary goal is to teach sustainable food-growing practices, benefiting not only individual families but the broader community, as well.”
Participants in the programme will gain essential skills, from planting seeds to maintaining and harvesting their gardens. The project not only provides practical gardening knowledge but also encourages a sense of responsibility and community engagement. Fathers and their children will have the opportunity to strengthen their relationships, create lasting memories and develop a deeper understanding of sustainability and nature.
Smith expressed gratitude for the event’s success, crediting the community’s overwhelming support for the Seeds of Change initiative.
For those interested in getting involved, more information about the programme can be obtained by contacting Darian Smith on 084 4321 972.
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