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Call for Beneficiaries for Algoa Cares Charity Golf Days

Charities based in the Buffalo City metro and the Garden Route are invited to apply to be selected as a beneficiary for the annual Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day. The East London Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day will be hosted at the Olivewood Estate on Thursday, June 26, 2025. The Garden Route Algoa Cares Charity …

Charities based in the Buffalo City metro and the Garden Route are invited to apply to be selected as a beneficiary for the annual Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day.

The East London Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day will be hosted at the Olivewood Estate on Thursday, June 26, 2025.

The Garden Route Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day will be hosted at the George Golf Club on Thursday, August 14, 2025.

Non-profit organizations involved in education or welfare in the two regions are invited to request the application details by mailing golf@algoafm.co.za.

Applications close 28 February 2025.

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