Help Great Girls Trust by Donating 50 X thin spine ring binder hardcover files . for the Great Girls applicants to use during their modules
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Help Great Girls Trust by Donating 50 X thin spine ring binder hardcover files . for the Great Girls applicants to use during their modules
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We are forever grateful for financial donations; the programme is offered to participants at no cost, and includes important aspects such as a hot lunch for Girls on the days of modules and important equipment such as stationery. All of our Trustees and Team Members give of their time for free. Here’s how your money can help: •Setting up a debit order to Great Girls of just R170 a month will cover the cost of one Girl on an entire programme for a year •R70 can help to sponsor one hot meal (lunch) for one Girl on the programme •R80 can help to sponsor biscuits and tea-time refreshments for one Girl for an entire programme •R95 can help to sponsor the cost of transport for one Girl for the duration of the programme •R400 can help to sponsor a Girl for one module (out of five) of the programme •R190 can help to sponsor one complete training manual for one full programme •R450 can help to sponsor a Girl for the duration of the programme Visit www.greatgirls.co.za for more information on how you can assist Great Girls
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