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BERGVLIET HIGH SCHOOL media_statement
BERGVLIET HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://bhs.org.za/news-hub/power-of-2000
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Source domain: bhs.org.za
Collected on 6 August 2026
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What this means
This document is a school webpage announcement about Bergvliet High School's participation in the 'Power of 2000' campaign, which aims to raise R200,000 by having 2,000 people donate R100 each to fund a motor vehicle for the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit. The school has raised R25,000 so far through learner-led fundraising and encourages other schools to contribute. The Black Mamba Unit, based in the Balule Nature Reserve, protects rhinos and promotes conservation as an alternative to poaching in their communities.
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Donation to Power of 2000 campaign
Individuals can contribute R100 to help fund a motor vehicle for the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit. The campaign aims to raise R200,000 by getting 2,000 people to donate R100 each.
- Who it is for
- members of the public, including parents, families, and community members
- How to act on it
- Make a donation via the school's website or contact information provided by Bergvliet High School
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Bergvliet High has partnered with the Power of 2000 which aims to motivate 2000 people to donate R100 each to fund a motor vehicle for the Black Mamba’s.
Facts
Reference
https://bhs.org.za/news-hub/power-of-2000
Amounts
R 200, R 100, R 25
Key Takeaways
- Power of 2000
- R200,000 target
- R100 donation per person
- 2,000 donors needed
- R25,000 raised by Bergvliet High
- Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit
- Balule Nature Reserve
- Greater Kruger National Park
- motor vehicle funding
- Bergvliet High School
- Bergvliet High School
- Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit
- Balule Nature Reserve
- Greater Kruger National Park
- Mr Stephen Price
- WomanUp
- Green Club