What: 📅 Origami Protea Workshop: Fold a Flower, Feed a Child

https://www.quicket.co.za/events/336685-origami-protea-workshop-fold-a-flower-feed-a-child/
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Where: 🕳 False Bay Primary School
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🎟️ R250.00Quicket
Origami Protea Workshop: Fold a Flower, Feed a ChildJoin us for a meaningful and creative fundraiser hosted by the Carmen Stevens Foundation on Saturday, 25 October 2025, at False Bay Primary, Macassar.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the delicate art of Origami (paper folding) and craft your very own King Protea from the pages of a repurposed book. Guided step-by-step by a skilled artist, you’ll fold, shape, and assemble a beautiful Protea to take home with you.
All materials will be provided, and light refreshments will be served.Most importantly, your ticket is a donation with purpose. Every ticket sold helps provide a Holiday Food Hamper for an underprivileged child in our community—ensuring they have nutritious meals during the upcoming school holidays.
Event DetailsEvent Name: Origami Protea Workshop: Fold a Flower, Feed a ChildDate: Saturday, 25 October 2025Time: 10:00-13:00Location: False Bay Primary, 22 Bermuda Street, MacassarCost: R250 per person (all proceeds go to the Carmen Stevens Foundation)Tickets: Available only via QuicketTicket sales close: 24 October 2025Limited spots available – book early!
Your Ticket Includes:All materials to create your Origami King ProteaStep-by- step guidance from a local artistLight refreshments
Additional Ways to GiveBuy a Food Hamper via our online shop: www.cswines.co.zaDonate any amount (even as little as R3.50) on GivenGain: visit www.givengain.com and search for Carmen Stevens NPO
Registration DetailsReg nr: 165-933 NPO
About the Carmen Stevens FoundationThe Carmen Stevens Foundation is committed to ensuring no child goes hungry. Through daily school meals and holiday food hampers, we feed and uplift thousands of children across South Africa. With every fold you make and every ticket purchased, you help us feed a child and restore hope.