2000Km Autism Charity Walk
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Channel: Expresso Show · 2016 · Entertainment
A group of volunteers walked 2 000km from Namibia to Cape Town, to raise funds for children with autism. The Trailblazers 2016 Skeleton Coast to Cape Town Endurance Challenge sees six walkers taking on the desolate landscape of Namibia and ending in Table View. Their aim is to raise R1 000 000 for the Cornerstone Living Centre and the Ethan Education and Training Hub. The walk started at the mouth of the Ugab River in Namibia on Monday September 19. The walk is part of The Big Autism Thing (BAT), an initiative developed by the non-profit organisations, Association for Autism and Charity-On-The-Go. We were joined by Angus Moore, Chase Daddee and Hilda Cronje for an update on the walk. http://www.expressoshow.com/
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