Nelson Mandela International Day
Beaulieu Country Estate will be celebrating FIRST

Nelson Mandela gave 67 years of his life in the struggle for justice. We invite YOU and your friends and family to give 67 minutes of your time in aid of a good cause to markMandela Day 2011. The United Nations
The BCE Events committee are organising a simple outdoor community event "The Extra Mile" at noon on Sunday 17th July at The Bird Park. This is the exact moment that Nelson Mandela's 93rd birthday will be celebrated in Kiribati (in the Christmas Islands on the international date line) the easternmost country in the world.
The BCE Extra Mile
We are urging you to bring family and friends to the bird park from 11h15 on Sunday 17th July (ready for the big kick off at 12 noon) for a 67 minute;
- Stroll
- Walk
- Run
- Bike Ride
- Horse Ride
around the suburb in aid of CHOC - Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa.
What your 67 minutes will achieve
We ask for a donation of R67 per person and all proceeds will go to CHOC. http://www.choc.org.za
Every participant will receive a beaufiful KEEMO soft toy. KEEMO is the new mascot that was developed to act as a companion and positive role model for youngsters who have to endure the hardship of
What your 67 minutes will achieve
We ask for a donation of R67 per person and all proceeds will go to CHOC. http://www.choc.org.za
chemotherapy.
Bring a glass or can of whatever you wish to drink for a toast to the longevity of our most valuable national treasure after your 67 minutes of exertion!
Please drop us a line if you plan to make it to this gathering so that we can plan accordingly. If we can get enough people committed we can get the TV cameras and press along. So as well as making you famous we can get much needed publicity for CHOC.
email us at events@beaulieu-estate.co.za
Other ways to make a difference
See 67 examples of things that you can do on Mandela day
We are really looking forward to a great community day on Sunday. Everyone is welcome - spread the word. Let's help make a difference in the lives of children affected by cancer.
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