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During our May Money Madness campaign with Lottostar, we partnered with Peninsula Schools Feeding Association, a non-profit organisation that addresses ...

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CAPE TOWN - 567 Capetalk's sister radio station Kfm 94.5 has raised almost R18.3 million to help feed children at risk. The 'Feeding Our Future' radiothon closed at 6 pm on Wednesday after setting an initial goal of R8 million when it kicked off at 6 ...

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During our May Money Madness campaign with Lottostar, we partnered with Peninsula Schools Feeding Association, a non-profit organisation that addresses ...

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The Kfm 94.5 'Feeding Our Future' Radiothon has been a groundbreaking success with the R8 million target being surpassed in just 6 hours.

And you can still be part of #FeedingOurFuture And you can still be part of #FeedingOurFuture If you missed the on-air moments, you can still donate to #FeedingOurFuture by logging on here and pledging your support on Kfm's website until 6pm on Wednesday.

Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they're simple South Africans looking to make a difference in the life of a hungry child.

If you’d love to show your support for this incredible organisation and everything it’s doing, donate here. The fundraising campaign started this morning and around R6 million has been donated so far with more donations quickly pouring in. South Africa has come together in a monumental way, swooping in and coming to the rescue of the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA), a non-profit organisation that helps to address hunger in young learners and students attending primary, secondary and special needs schools.

The 'Feeding Our Future' radiothon closed at 6 pm on Wednesday after setting an initial goal of R8 million when it kicked off at 6 am that morning.

We did it!!! The 'Feeding Our Future' radiothon closed at 6 pm on Wednesday after setting an initial goal of R8 million when it kicked off at 6 am that morning. The 'Feeding Our Future' radiothon closed at 6 pm on Wednesday after setting an initial goal of R8 million when it kicked off at 6 am that morning.

Today was one of those days that it felt really cool to be a South African, and Kfm led the way. The radio station set out to raise R8 million for the ...

Donations kept flooding in, and at the end of the rally, a whopping R20 million is going to feed over 35 thousand children. This wouldn’t have been possible without LottoStar partnering with the radio station and pledging to match every rand contributed. Today was one of those days that it felt really cool to be a South African, and Kfm led the way.

UPDATE: The Feeding Our Future Radiothon on Kfm 94.5 has officially ended. You can still donate to the Peninsula Schools Feeding Association directly on their ...

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Kfm has raised over R20m to feed thousands of poor and hungry children through their #FeedingOurFuture radiothon.

- Lance is a hit with the ladies - Huawei KDay making its comeback for 2022 with Shekhinah and Mi Casa set to perform The radio station had set a target of R8m to raise funds to feed thousands of hungry school children for a year in partnership with the Peninsula School Feeding Association.

LottoStar and Kfm 94.5 have announced that they — with the help of listeners and donations — have raised R20-million for Peninsula School Feeding ...

Petrina, director of Peninsula School Feeding Association, says, "We are truly speechless and we cannot thank everyone enough — from the youngest of our community to the corporate donors. The difference this will make in the lives of our children is life-changing." It gives us great pleasure to assist the community. We were again presented with an opportunity of extending themselves and reaching out to others to come and assist in raising more money for the Peninsula School Feeding Association," says the duo. What a great success story to tell," the duo adds. The primary goals of PSFA are to eliminate short-term hunger, improve children's learning abilities through school meals and boost school attendance.

The success of the radiothon marked a historic amount of money raised in a 12-hour period for a radio station in SA history.

Every campaign we do has links to charity, it's in our company DNA. And as a parent, this cause is particularly close to our hearts. As the radiothon drew to an end at 6pm on Wednesday 1 June, the amount raised was R19.2 million. I am so proud of what we achieved as a province and a country today.