The document summarizes donations and activities by the Sesego Cares organization. It mentions that R15,000 was donated to allow ladies to knit garments for the needy over winter. It also discusses a R50,000 donation towards a media strategic plan for Rotary Family Health Days. The document provides updates on various club members' activities, including exhibiting artwork in Japan and receiving an award. It previews an upcoming district conference and encourages registration.

1. Knitting Tanies
receive R 15000
May 2015
Cloud
Chatter
From time to time, we have published excellent
photos of the littleeee ones receiving knitted
garments.
Well with winter around the corner, the R 15
000 donated to the ladies who have worked so
hard will allow then to knit many more
garments for the needy.
See on the left is PE Annemarie (2nd from the
left) and the recipients of the donation from
Sesego Cares.
BELOW: Sesego Cares donated R50 000
towards the media strategic plans for the
Rotary Family Health days.
Our Rotaract club members accepted the cheque
on behalf of Rtn Sue Paget.

2. Our Rotaract members at the
golf day selling blankets at
the Sesego Cares Golf Day

3. Kanthan in Japan with Ganadian
- celebrating African Day
Sesego Cares celebrates 10
years in Humanitarian
Service. Our club and D9400
is substantially supported
with funds, TOMS Shoes and
many other items for the
carious projects.
Sue Paget
with Baby
Minka
Mostert
Dr Sarah Britten seen
above and right is in
Japan exhibiting her
beautiful artwork—
paintings done with
lipstick!
Sarah has kindly
donated a lipstick
painting of a rhino and
baby for Discon and the
funds raised will be
donated to the Save
the Rhino project.

4. Secretary Trevor
Watson-Thomas
and AG /club
member, Belinda
Alport at Assembly
Belinda Alport &
Annemarie Mostert
at the Assembly on
23 May
A painting donated by club member
Liana van der Walt for fund-raising purposes
DGDN Jankees
Sligcher and
PDG Mark Doyle
at Assembly
Left: Dr Cecile
Gericke – our new
member who will be
inducted in the next
few weeks.
We also welcome Ida
van den Bergh as our
new member.
Welcome to the club
Dr Cecile and Ida.

5. Sesego Cares celebrated 10 years and
Cornelia Raath-Lotter, the TOMS
administrator and also E Club member
came to visit us at the Houghton Golf
course.
Rotarian Tara Ison with
Dewald Mostert at Golf day
Our club Secretary, Trevor Watson-Thomas
was awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship from
the RC of Mafikeng where he has a member
before he joined our club.
Congratulations Trevor...we are proud of you.
Please remember to book your seat at the 5th Annual District Conference in
White River.
Date: 18-21 June 2015
There is an outstanding line-up of speakers: Justin Cohen; Ryan Hogarth;
Douglas Kruger; Johan Jooste and ….Vusi Thembekwayo.
You will also witness amazing Rotary projects; learn about membership
achievements; Foundation stories etc.
The evening events are filled with fun and you will be dancing the night
away!
DG Annie Steijn will also induct DGE David Grant as the incoming DG
(effective 1 July 2015).
PLEASE BOOK URGENTLY! Ask Shirley for the registration form:
Shirley@phomella.co.za

6. 2nd Floor – Sandton City Office Tower
Cnr 5th & Rivonia Road
Johannesburg, 2196
Tel: +27 11 056-4179/4182
Mobile: +27 82 949 0348
Email: info@bnzfoundation.org.za
www.bnzfoundation.org.za
NPO 084-530
05 May 2015
Mrs Annemarie Mostert
Chief Executive Officer
Sesego Cares
Unit 22, Building 8, Visio Med
269 Beyers Naude Ave
Northcliff 2195
Dear Mrs Annemarie Mostert
On behalf of the Bongi Ngema-Zuma Foundation, I would like to thank Sesego Cares, together with its business
affiliates for the valuable contribution of Toms towards Ukukhanya Kwe-Africa Primary School Project which was held
on the 18th April 2015. Your generous support helped us to continue executing our strategy and to achieve BNZ
Foundation’s mission “to create awareness of diabetes and to support people living with the condition”.
Three Pillars that govern our strategy:
1. HEALTH -with specific focus on diabetes and other non-communicable diseases;
2. EDUCATION - the foundation considers education as the cornerstone for growth in any developing country —as a re-
sult, it is fully involved in promoting actions and partnerships that will have a positive impact in the lives of young
people while they are still in school;
3. EMPOWERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT of people from rural and peri-urban areas with a special focus on
vulnerable communities including women, children and the aged. The donation included: School uniforms, Computers,
Stationery, School garden and other necessities such as blankets, groceries and toiletries. Furthermore, the donation
did not only
benefit indigent learners, It also benefitted the whole community of Molweni. It is through the generous support of
companies like you who make it possible for our organization to continue on its mission and to make the communities
aware that diabetes can be managed.
Your support which is a vote of confidence in our mission has buoyed the BNZ Foundation and we are looking forward
to a continuous positive relationship as we continue improving the lives of fellow South Africans.
Warm regards
_____________________________________
Madam Bongi Ngema-Zuma
First Lady of the Republic of South Africa
Patron & Founder
Madam Bongi’s signature has been omitted for security reasons.
PDG Shirley Downie offered the shoes to Madam Bongi, to-
gether with 1000s of books from the centre. Thanks to Sesego
Cares for their involvement.

7. As this Rotary year comes to an end, we
enter a new exciting year!
President Elect Ravi Ravindrin has chosen ‘ Be a Gift to the World’ as his
theme. This certainly describes what we do...give gifts of love, items,
knowledge, experience and many other gifts to our communities.
 Annemarie Mostert – President
 Kanthan Pillay – Immediate PP and Treasurer
 Trever Watson-Thomas – Secretary and President Elect
 PDG Mark Doyle – Foundation Officer
 Leon Pittalo – Community Service
 Rudi Viljoen – New Generations
 PDG Shirley Downie – Public Relations
 Vacant: Membership
Other positions within the Club:
 Liana van der Walt – Fellowship
 Henry Matthews - Almoner
Other positions held by Members of the Club:
 Mark Doyle: Polio Plus Director for D9400
 Sue Paget: Country Manager of Rotary family Health days
 Shirley Downie: Rotary International Public Image Coordinator and
trainer; Special Aide to DGDN Jankees Sligcher; Discon Chairperson 2018.
 Belinda Alport: International Director D9400
 Annemarie Mostert, Kanthan Pillay, Dr Sarah Britten and Charlotte Khoza: National Media
Officers Rotary Family Health Days.
Each year we are allocated a District Governor
Representative and we are privileged to have PP
Steve Margo. (RC Randburg).
Our Assistant Governor is Brian Humphries (RC
Sandton).
We look forward to seeing them at our events and
projects.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BOOK FOR
THE PRESIDENTIAL INDUCTION
EVENT ON 4 JULY AT 11:00 AT THE
FFICES OF YFM, HYRDE PARK.
PDG Mark
will be looking
after our
club’s Polio
portfolio but I
promise you
that this is not
Mark
swanning it on
a cruise!!!

8. Our club sponsored a few youngsters to
attend the RYLA camp in Magoboeskloof—
known as the Warriors.
They certainly had a lot of fun. They made
new friends and learnt so much on the
camp. The pictures tell the story better!