Clowns Without Borders South Africa) will host
a benefit for its Ubuntu Clown Fun(D) to support new projects for children
affected by HIV/AIDS, violence, and poverty.
The Benefit Concert boasts a not-to-be
missed programme featuring storyteller Grande Dames Gcina Mhlophe and Nomusa
Xaba; live music from Thulile Zama, Nje and the South Jersey Pom Poms as well
as spoken word artists Ewok and Tumelo Khoza … and Clowns!
Clowns Without Borders South Africa is
extremely grateful to the many artists who have agreed to give their time and
talent in support.
The Big Benefit Bash will be on November 23
at 17h30 in Corner Café, Glenwood (corner Brand/Cromwell). Tickets R50 minimum
donation.
Clowns Without Borders South Africa is an
artist-led humanitarian organisation dedicated to improving the psychosocial
condition of children and their guardians in areas of crisis. Since 2004,
Clowns Without Borders has provided emotional relief to over 250,000 children
and guardians with more than 500 performances and workshops throughout Southern
Africa, the African continent, and the world. Their motto is “children being
children again.”
The Ubuntu Clown Fun(D) will enable Clowns
Without Borders to respond even more efficiently to requests from
organisations, orphanages, and schools in communities affected by HIV/AIDS,
poverty, and violence. Anyone wishing to contribute to this fund can do so online
at www.cwbsa.org/ubuntu
For more information, contact Hannah
Mangenda on 031 368 1912 or 082 399 0224 or visit www.cwbsa.org
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