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Help stop African poverty
Breadline Africa believes in giving a hand-up not a hand-out, and wants to take you out to dinner with one of your favourite local celebs. All you need to do is to make a small, or big, donation towards alleviating poverty in Africa and you could win an evening out with Just Jinjer, Heinz Winckler, Sasha Martinengo or 94.7 Highveld Stereo's Bailey Schneider.
Donate by SMS or website
The competition runs from 1 to 28 February 2010, and to enter simply donate to Breadline Africa via SMS (36010) or its website, www.breadlineafrica.org/celebs. And don't forget to choose which celeb you would like to meet if you win: you do this by including the correct code (Jinjer, Heinz, Sasha or Bailey) if you enter by SMS, or checking the appropriate tick box if you enter online.
Four winners will be whisked off for a fun-filled evening with a top SA celeb, or group of celebs, who are also doing their bit to eradicate poverty in Africa. Flights are included, and you'll get an exclusive culinary experience with one of your favourite local celebrities.
Helping sustainability
Breadline Africa is involved in a range of projects across southern Africa, all aimed at helping communities become sustainable and enabling them to help themselves. Most of the projects involve placing refurbished shipping containers in disadvantaged areas to be used as classrooms, soup kitchens, clinics, libraries or ablution blocks.
MXit
MXit, the global mobile social networking and instant messenger, has joined forces with Breadline Africa to help generate support in the fight against poverty in Africa, by promoting the competition to its 750 000 music lovers. The MXit Music community will be encouraged to open their hearts and SMS the short-code, adding their support to stop African poverty in its tracks - while having the opportunity to engage for an evening, with some of South Africa's best music talent.
Look out for further competition details and information on MXit in February 2010.