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You are here: Home / News / 67 Minutes Of Turning Values Into Action #MandelaDay | SCOUTS South Africa | SA News

67 Minutes Of Turning Values Into Action #MandelaDay | SCOUTS South Africa | SA News

19 July 2026 by Guest

This Mandela Day, SCOUTS South Africa is calling on young people and volunteers across the country to put their values into action by giving 67 minutes of service to their communities.

Mandela Day is more than a day of remembrance. It is a call to action that encourages every South African to help build a kinder, more hopeful and more compassionate society. It reminds us that each of us has the power to create positive change through simple acts of service.

This year’s SCOUTS South Africa Mandela Day campaign invites members to put their values into action by:

  • Filling Jars of Hope with dry food ingredients to help provide warm, nourishing meals for families facing hunger; or
  • Cleaning…

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