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Stories taken from the foundation’s own Facebook posts. Dates in October 2026 are approximate where the exact day was not recorded.

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Campaign poster reading "World record attempt. Tim Fitzgerald, skipping to raise meals for kids. 111,000 skips. 12 hours. So no child skips breakfast." Below: Saturday 12 December 2026, Hollywoodbets Kings Park, before the Sharks game; live on East Coast Radio 2 to 6pm; logos of The Sharks, Restore Africa Foundation, A Heart to Help, HELU, Big Five Foods and, as a sponsor of some meals, the Hollywood Foundation.

4 November 2026

He skips, so a child doesn't skip breakfast

On Saturday 12 December 2026, Tim Fitzgerald will attempt a skipping world record at Hollywoodbets Kings Park, about 111,000 skips in 12 hours, to raise meals so children don't skip breakfast.

Feed-a-Child

Young children seated around a blue table with bowls of porridge, several giving a thumbs-up.

3 November 2026

Feed a Child, 42,000 meals to 18 NGOs

Restore Africa Foundation has distributed 42,000 nutritious meals to 18 NGOs, from Ballito to the West Rand in Gauteng.

Feed-a-Child

Community members and caregivers holding red first aid kits in front of a KwaDukuza Fire and Emergency Services truck.

3 November 2026

Safety4Kids, completed at 54 ECD centres

Safety4Kids support has been completed at 54 Early Childhood Development Centres, with Regulation 3 first aid kits, fire blankets, fire extinguishers and basic training.

Safety4Kids

Children in school uniform planting seedlings in paper pots with an adult. The Restore Africa Foundation cover reads planting seeds of hope.

November 2026

Vegetable gardens at ECD centres and in communities

Restore Africa Foundation has established vegetable gardens across KwaDukuza and in uThongati, with work expanding to Orange Farm, Brits and Krugersdorp — helping put fresh vegetables on children’s plates.