Me with one of the little puppies who will surely make a huge difference to a visually impaired person's life one day
During our 2011 fundraiser the staff at Flight Centre raised R11 510 for SAGA towards the excellent work they do. Last week Flight Centre's Marketing Manager, Deanne Grove along with Product Co-ordinator, Shirley Watson and myself (Amanda Hardy) went to visit the Gladys Evans Training Centre to hand over a cheque to Malcolm Driver.
How can you get involved?
There are a number of ways to ensure that SAGA can train puppies to fulfil their purpose of being guide dogs for the blind or physically impaired, a visit to their website will help you make your personal choice
Your donation will help SA Guide Dogs train a service or social dog for the physically disabled. It costs approximately R10 000 to train and ready a dog for service but the difference it will make to a disabled person is life changing.
SA Guide Dogs is reliant on the support of individuals, companies and service groups to donate funds in order for the association to continue their service offering. They have been serving South Africa for over 53 years.