It’s Tea on the Terrace time again!
Tea on the Terrace is Dice’s biggest annual fundraiser, with proceeds going to cancer patients and ongoing Dice projects
THIS fabulous event, which started back in 2012, is finally back after a two-year Covid-19 hiatus, with all the glitz and glamour taking place at Umfolozi Resort’s Jabulani Dome on Saturday, 17 September.
This year’s Tea on the Terrace fundraiser will, once again, see hosts vying for the coveted Ubuntu Floating Trophy as they decorate their individual tables.
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In the words of Tea on the Terrace patron, Regina Anthony: “There is a heartbeat reverberating throughout Zululand known as ‘ubuntu’. Simply stated, this is the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity.”
In addition to being the event’s patron, Anthony is not only the founder of the Zululand Observer and its community outreach arm, Dice (Do I Care Enough?).
Excitement is in the air ahead of the event, with this year’s main sponsor, Umfolozi Resort’s Jabulani Dome, playing host for the day.
Guests get the chance to choose a theme for their table, with décor and outfits to match.
Tea on the Terrace is Dice’s biggest annual fundraiser, with proceeds going to cancer patients and ongoing Dice projects.
Tickets cost R1 000 for a table of 10 people.
Rules of engagement
• Table hosts are responsible for providing their own table décor, cutlery, crockery and catering.
• The Tea on the Terrace venue is the Jabulani Dome in Empangeni, sponsored by Umfolozi Resorts for the 7th time.
• Tables should be ready for judging on Saturday, 17 September at 9.30am sharp. The event officially begins at 10am.
• Tables are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, and payment confirms reservations.
• Judging takes place on the morning and winners are announced during the programme.
• The tables are round and standard catering size of 1.5m in diameter.
• Once tables are booked, hosts will be provided with more information and a checklist that will facilitate planning and participation.
For more information, contact Marilyn Muller on 083 2724166 or Karen Dalton on 083 6571488.
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