Donation Details

Registration Number

NPO 151/362

Require a Section 18A

Email info@67blankets.co.za

Thank You

We appreciate your donation!

 

Banking Details

Bank name: Investec
Branch code: 58 01 05
Branch Name: 100 Grayston Drive
Account Number: 10011758149
Please send proof of payment to info@67blankets.co.za

 

67 Blankets Ambassadors

Overall Purpose of an Ambassador

To support the further growth of the initiative and help us to achieve our strategic goal of increasing the reach and scale of our programmes. 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day looks to establish a strong network of enthusiastic individuals, acting as Ambassadors (both young and older), throughout South Africa and the rest of the world.

For your local Drop-off Points, please refer to your local ambassador.

How can you help?

There are a number of ways in which you can get involved:

By starting to knit or crochet

We accept completed blankets, squares, and scarves.

By donating wool, hooks, and needles

We have many willing people just waiting to make up blankets, but some of these people cannot afford the materials. No donation is too small! There are many people that have the “will but not the wool.” You can purchase our 67 Blankets wool here.

We do not accept cash donations

To make an EFT donation please visit our Donations Page and consult our donations policy. 

Adopt a knitter

Partner with someone who has the skills but not the means to buy the necessary materials. Schools and old age homes are really good places to support.

Responsibilities of an Ambassador

The responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

  • Promote and develop the charity for it to grow and maintain its relevance.
  • Actively recruit and inspire KnitWits™ for Madiba” who are the lifeblood of this initiative. It is our KnitWits who give of their time and financial resources to craft the beautiful hand-made blankets that are so integral to our cause.
  • Actively seek introductions to possible corporate partners, high net worth individuals and others to sponsor the yarn that is required to get more KnitWits™, who do not have the financial means to participate.
  • Make use of personal and external networks to help raise awareness of the brand.
  • Plan and schedule networking events that enable KnitWits™ to socialize on a regular basis.
  • Attend events on behalf of 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day, network and speak knowledgeably about the brand where appropriate.
  • Set up suitable collection and distribution points for all blankets in their region.
  • Select deserving charities to be recipients for the blankets created and collected in their region.
  • Arrange for the delivery of blankets to other regions for events when required. Examples of this would be Nelson Mandela Day, the display at the Union Buildings and any other future events as deemed appropriate by Carolyn Steyn.
  • To keep the KnitWits™ in the designated regions informed.

67 Blankets Ambassadors

South Africa

  • All
  • Eastern Cape
  • Expats
  • FreeState
  • Gauteng
  • Johannesburg
  • KwaZulu-Natal
  • Limpopo
  • Mpumalanga
  • Pretoria
  • Western Cape
Musawenkosi Ndlovu
White River,
Mpumalanga
Octavia Ephraim
Montana,
Gauteng
Pastor Maureen Sibadela
Soweto,
Gauteng
Bushra Faisal
Dainfern,
Gauteng
Lee Potgieter
George,
Western Cape
Denise Brennon
Cedar Lakes,
Gauteng
Lesley Mitchell
Cape Town,
Western Cape
Stephanie Fransman
Cape Town,
Western Cape
Gail Erwee
East Rand,
Gauteng
Wendy Bamber Theunissen
Westville,
KwaZulu-Natal
Bev Chalmers
Kyalami Prep,
Gauteng
Maggie Jaftha
Durbanville,
Western Cape
Sangeeta Daya
Standerton,
Mpumalanga
Reta Coetzee
Broll Foundation / West Rand,
Gauteng
Michelle Burton
Northcliff,
Gauteng
Sheila Marriott
Meyerton,
Gauteng
PJ Powers
Fourways,
Gauteng
Adrie Prigge
Vaalwater,
Limpopo
Ntombizodwa Valtuin
Bloemfontein,
Free State
Kim Buckland
White River,
Mpumalanga
Gloria Avely
White River,
Mpumalanga
Kassey Belluigi
Morningside,
Gauteng
Colleen Biddlecombe
Knysna,
Western Cape
Gaenor Becker
Pringle Bay,
Western Cape
Allysa Smith
Stellenbosch,
Western Cape
Ruth Ely
Rondebosch,
Western Cape
Charmaine Damstra
Plumstead,
Western Cape
Sandi King
Rondebosch,
Western Cape
Florence Reddy
Cape Town,
Western Cape
Elizabeth Maarman
Rondebosch,
Western Cape
Riaan Beetge
Belville,
Western Cape
Christine Simelane
White River,
Mpumalanga
Penny Boden
White River,
Mpumalanga
Susan Hubach
Hillcrest,
KwaZulu-Natal
Michelle Taylor
Howick,
KwaZulu-Natal
Linda Zama
Amanzimtoti,
KwaZulu-Natal
Frances ‘Franki’ Hills
Manor Gardens,
KwaZulu-Natal
Caroline Smart
Westridge,
KwaZulu-Natal
Susan Eslick
La Lucia,
KwaZulu-Natal
Alta Kruger
Pretoria,
Gauteng
Jenny Forrest
Faerie Glen,
Gauteng
Lisa Mancer
Dainfern,
Gauteng
Velly Matsebatlela
Randburg,
Gauteng
Doris Battiston
Kensington,
Gauteng
Teboho Fokane
Fourways,
Gauteng
Patricia Arends
West Rand,
Gauteng
Kiley Cassel
Edenvale,
Gauteng
Rob Herring
Roodepoort,
Gauteng
Malcolm Burroughs
Johannesburg,
Gauteng
Chet Diepraam
Melrose,
Gauteng
Greta Collier
Sandton,
Gauteng
Judith Clare
JHB North East,
Gauteng
Timothy Moloi
Fourways,
Gauteng
Johan Jay-Vos
Sandton,
Gauteng
Bridget van Oerle
Westdene,
Gauteng
Lynton Lefevre
Lonehill,
Gauteng
Annie Grealy
Fourways,
Gauteng
Carolyn Steyn
Founder - Steyn City,
Gauteng
Marylin Lesia
Bloemfontein,
Free State
Jamilla Magogo
Bloemfontein,
Free State
Lindiwe Mnguni
Bloemfontein,
Free State
Jacquene Anderson
Gqeberha,
Eastern Cape
Karen van Rooyen
Gqebertha,
Eastern Cape
Kim Tucker
Gqeberha,
Eastern Cape

International

Kevin Friedman
Miami, Florida,
USA
Elisabeth Curiger
Victoria Falls,
Zimbabwe
Saijal Patel
Corona, California,
USA
Anjali Patel
Corona, California,
USA
Loshani Patel
Corona, California,
USA
Veronica Buzby
Ellicott City, Maryland,
USA
Rani Thomas
Kerela,
India
Michael Angus
London,
United Kingdom
Angela Kilian
London,
United Kingdom