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Dut Midlands Students Applaud The Missing Middle Campaign

Durban University of TechnologyRef: https://www.dut.ac.za/dut-midlands-students-applaud-the-missing-middle-campaign/

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This is a news article on the Durban University of Technology (DUT) website dated 07 August 2017. It reports that DUT Midlands students welcomed and applauded the “Fund the Missing Middle Campaign,” held at the Riverside Campus on Friday, 04 August 2017. The campaign aims to support students who are too well off to qualify for NFSAS but too poor to afford fees or commercial loans, and it includes an “Adopt a Student” component where students register profiles for potential funders. The DUT community is urged to contribute to the campaign (starting from as little as R10.00) and related bursary funds.

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fundraising campaignOngoing

“Fund the Missing Middle Campaign”

Members of the DUT community can contribute to support students who are too well off to qualify for NFSAS but too poor to afford fees or commercial loans. Contributions can start at R10.00.

Who it is for: The DUT community and potential donors
How to act on it: Contribute to the campaign through the Development and Alumni Relations office.

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The DUT community is urged to contribute to the campaign (starting from as little as R10.00)

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Places

eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://www.dut.ac.za/dut-midlands-students-applaud-the-missing-middle-campaign/

Amounts

R 10

Key Takeaways

DUT news article: “DUT Midlands Students Applaud the ‘Missing Middle Campaign’”
Date of article: 07 Aug 2017
Campaign event location: Riverside Campus
Campaign event date: Friday, 04 Aug 2017
Campaign name: “Fund the Missing Middle Campaign”
Target students: too well off for NFSAS but too poor to afford fees/commercial loans
Speakers: Acting Director Development and Alumni Relations Mr Zwakele Ngubane; SRC Project Officer Given Zulu
New component: “Adopt a Student” (students register profiles explaining need)
Suggested contributions: starting from R10.00
Call to contribute to: “Fund the Missing Middle Campaign,” “One Meal a Day,” and other bursary funds at Development and Alumni Relations office
Durban University of Technology (DUT)
Development and Alumni Relations (DUT)
National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NFSAS)
SRC (Student Representative Council)
Mr Zwakele Ngubane
Given Zulu
Riverside Campus
SRC Project Officer Given Zulu
Noxolo Memela
Mbuso Kunene