[Photos] Money raised for underprivileged children to watch Black Panther movie
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The fundraiser follows a conversation the team had with the South African cast of the film (John Kani and Connie Chiume) who indicated that they would love it if every South African child could be afforded an opportunity to watch the movie.
The young people will receive a movie ticket, popcorn, a cold drink as well as doughnuts.
@Anele @FrankieFire @AlexCaige @CindyPoluta @ThembiMrototo @947BClub what your doing is super amazing, on my way to work i get goosebumps and teary in my eyes this is amazing #HelpTheKids
— Sparkle_Dj (@bradleysparkle1) February 22, 2018
From R20000 to R1m in minutes. 8000 kids @Anele and your team THANK YOU for this incredible initiative 😩😭🤗 https://t.co/jh1FL2ozv8
— Melangini Pillay (@Melangini) February 22, 2018
...but guys 😭😢😢😢 @947BClub @FrankieFire @Anele Joburgers are awesooooome! Over 1 million rand raised in just under 30 min 😲😲 #WakandaForever
— Victor (@vic_viro) February 22, 2018
There are NO WORDS! R346,600 x 3 = R1,039,800 RAISED! Over 8,000 young South African's will now be able to watch #BlackPanther @theblackpanther! Unbelievable work @947BClub! This is the power of what we can do when we all come together! THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERY SINGLE PERSON!
— 947 (@947) February 22, 2018
Listen below as listeners pledge the Black Panther initiative to take underprivileged children to watch the movie.
Joburg, thank you so much! You are absolutely incredible.
You can view all the images on our Facebook page!
The final screening was held on 15 June ahead of Youth Day in South Africa, which takes place on 16 June (annually).
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