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Good afternoon ladies and gents,
Yesterday four of us (Sibongakonke Mama, Akholiwe, Papama Magqwashe and Sambulo Mathebula) went to nedbank to open the bank account. It seems we need minutes from the club, noting that all the members agree on the trustees for the account. And that they will serve as signitories. No one of the signitories can withdraw money from the account without the presence of one of the other signitories there. So basically two people always have to be there.
I will not be one, Sambulo Mathebula, Papama Magqwashe and Singakonke Mama will be the signitories. If there is another person here in CT that is keen please let us know. It would be ideal to have 5 people so that we can always have two people for the withdrawls/request statements when needed. Please don't be shy to offer your services! So the account will be delayed for another week as they will be going in Sat morning again, early and with the minutes of this cyber meeting to prove that we are in agreement about our trustees.
I had an idea that I'd like to suggest to you guys, how do you guys feel if we, the members all contribute a minimum initial amount to kick start the fundraising. Eg minimum of R50 per person. This will be a foundation on which we can build onto. Although the account is not in operation this week we can definitely start with spreading the word. Also if people would like to give x-kits(study guides), please collect. Perhaps we can post in bulk from wherever. The account should be up and running next week, and people can deposit the money into the account from any nedbank branch. Account details will be advertised to you as soon as they are available. Remember guys the aim is end of Feb to have collected and/or bought the study material.
What are you thoughts on the above?
Please reply, PLEASE REPLY TO ALL!
Best regards,
Akholiwe Ngceba
Hi guys
I am also for starting small,I think it'll be important at the beginning stages so that we develop a sense of focus as it were,and as had been said a greater impact. Its important to start well!
Sambulo.
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i get ur arguement abt spreadng ourselves thin- maybe ke for now let
us get the big picture so that when we do start small we all know as
wel as our followerz /sponsors what we are striving for. Textbooks are
good-bt not without mentorship and people there to help them undastand
the books. We need a water-tight system where we are giving in the
hope that theyl learn and nabo eventualy give bk to ones behind
them...hence working were u are even if its doing paper work for those
in EC. Bank being just one thats cool. And i agree EC is the most
disadvantaged-let charity begin at home!
On 1/21/12,
maqub...@gmail.com <
maqub...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I understand the logic behind doing what we can where we are, but I must
> admit the idea of helping kids in the EC appeals to me more than those in
> Gauteng, after all 'charity begins at home.' Furthermore, the EC is always
> at the bottom in terms of results and for that reason it makes sense to
> start there. Because we are targeting textbooks it makes sense that we start
> in one area to have a greater impact. For example, 1000 textbooks at 10
> schools eMdantsane will have a greater effect than if they are divided
> according to the provinces and it becomes even more futile when we're
> dividing among the cities.
>
> I think that if we're using smses and social media, as well as fundraising
> and collecting textbooks we can do that from where ever we are. If we choose
> a number of schools in one area and have a proper impact on them we'll
> attract the appropriate attention that'll enable us to move the initiative
> to the rest of the country. In addition we can all allocate a day/2 in which
> we can visit the targeted pupils within the year, as I'm sure most of us go
> home at some point.
>
> Please motivate how it makes sense to target different cities in the initial
> stages, so we can make all discuss and decide.
>
> Regards,
> Nobusi