Help Growing Champions NPO by cooking a delicious 5-10 person meal for our determined champions.

 Randburg, Gauteng

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Help Growing Champions NPO by cooking a delicious 5-10 person meal for our determined champions.

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Help Growing Champions NPO by cooking a delicious 5-10 person meal for our determined champions.

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Cook a meal for 10 people and deliver in Northcliff/or donate the value of... Along with a big box of cereal and a 2L milk. One cooked meal plus cereal and milk delivered = 4.5 hours of community service. Cook a meal for 5 people and deliver in Northcliff/or donate the value of... Along with a big box of cereal and a 2L milk. One cooked meal plus cereal and milk delivered = 2.5 hours of community service. MEAL INFO: A Wholesome home made meal is appreciated, thank you kindly. (4 tin disposal trays +- 30cm in length is usually enough food for 10 people, Two +-30cm trays is enough to feed 5people) Ideas: Chicken ala king Lasagna Roast chicken, veg and roast potatoes Curries (not spicy please) Briyani Pastas Cottage pie Spaghetti and mince Macaroni and cheese Deconstructed hamburgers Pap and meat Potatoe salad Potatoe bake Coleslaw Etc Along with a big box of cereal and a 2L milk please. Please contact Vanessa via WhatsApp for more information and to organize delivery - +27 82 654 5733 Thank you for your support BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS: First National Bank, Cresta Account name: Growing Champions Account number: 62629436016 Branch code: 254905

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Growing Champions NPO

Growing Champions NPO

Babies, Children & Youth

4.4 from 40 activities

We help our youth transform their stories of powerlessness by mentoring growth in personal dev, sport & education.

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