Do It Day projects for 20 October 2006 are summarised below. To locate the right project for yourself or a group of your friends or colleagues, you can search by province, by organizational activity category, or by name of the organisation.
Once you have found a project in your area that interests you, click on More Info to find out what kind of skills or volunteer time are needed.
When you are ready, you can Sign Up online by completing the registration form provided. We will contact you in good time to confirm your project and provide you with details and a map of how to get to get there on the day.
If you want to invite a friend or colleague to join you for your Do It Day, click on Tell A Friend and send them a direct link to sign up for Do It Day 2006.
Educo sees “Do It Day” becoming a significant day in the Campaign’s calendar in 2006. Our desire is to recruit a group of volunteers who would be willing to host a small social fundraising event, a brunch, lunch, dinner, braai or tea, on this day. The ideal scenario would be that by 28...
Dikhatole, Germiston: An informal settlement in the Gauteng Province, with a population of approximately 50 000 people. Dikhatole is notorious as an area of high crime. It is a poor and marginalized urban community, characterised by extreme poverty, a lack of basic...
In our biggest area of intervention Mathabatha, Limpopo, we would like to organise an ACTION FUN DAY for our 87 sponsored children. The idea would be to organise several teams and have them "compete" against each other through several fun workshops like egg-in-a-spoon race, potato-sack...
What Needs Doing:
Staff in our Guguletu office, who are involved in the HIV and AIDS lay counselling programme, would like to make an AIDS quilt. This quilt would both honour the work of the programme, as well as create a memorial to those in the community who have succumbed to the virus.
What Needs Doing:
An architect is needed for redesign ideas for the Centre for Early Childhood Development’s office and grounds space at 20 Rosmead Avenue.