Fund-raiser held in aid of Stepping Stone Hospice

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In a fun-filled night, Ekurhuleni Bowls (EKB) hosted a fund-raiser and charity event on December 4 at the Alberton Bowling Club.

The annual event was in aid of Stepping Stone Hospice & Care Services and Brainy Birds Exotic Bird Rehab, with a percentage of the funds raised going towards the organisations.

Guests were entertained by a musical performance by The Bobby Louw Band, and other guest artists. The artists that took to the stage entertained attendees with oldies and rock music while they enjoyed mouth-watering treats.
In the past year, the same charity event reportedly raised at least R60 000, which was then handed over to respective organisations.

WATCH: A video showing The Bobby Louw Band entertaining attendees

Grant George of EKB said: “The event was mainly hosted to assist these organisations and to also help cover a few of our expenses in bowling. The funds made from this event will also be of great help to Brainy Birds Exotic Bird Rehab, an organisation which is on the verge of losing its place.”

Bobby Louw entertaining his lively crowd.
Guitarist Charlie Johnstone.
Grant George and Wayne Cloete.
Liezl George and Valerie Smith.
The Bobby Louw Band took to the stage.
The Alberton Bowling Club where the event took place.
Guest artists Andrew Davies and Geoff St John.
Members of Brainy Birds Exotic Bird Rehab.
Ronnie and Jean Labuschagne.
Michelle Varner, Grant George and Jenny Jones of Ekurhuleni Bowls.
Adele and Andrew Thompson.
Japie Reyneke and Wilma Richardson.
Covid-19 regulations were strongly adhered to.
Rob and Colleen Retief.
The Bobby Louw Band members are Bruce Wallace, John Ferrier, Bobby Louw and Charlie Johnstone.

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