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Acc name: Mitchell's Plain Bursary Role model Trust
Bank: RMB Private Bank
Type: Cheque account
Account no.: 62615881423

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The Mitchells Plain Bursary and role model trust is a South African registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) in terms of both section 30 and 18A of the Income Tax Act. A PBO which is recognised under section 18A is entitled to issue receipts to South African donors under section 18A(2). Armed with those receipts, the donors can treat their donations to the PBO as tax-deductible expenses (thereby effectively only paying sixty (60) percent of the face value of the donation).

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Mitchell’s Plain Bursary and Role Model Trust celebrates Mandela Day with launch of new website

14 Jul 2015
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MEDIA STATEMENT  14 July 2015 ATTENTION: All Editors/News Editors/Reporters Mitchell’s Plain Bursary and Role Model Trust celebrates Mandela Day with launch of new website The Mitchell’s Plain Bursary and Role Model Trust is celebrating Mandela Day with the launch of their brand new website, www.mpbursarytrust.org.za. According to the Trust, the launch of their brand new...
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Education bursaries for Mitchells Plain

10 Jul 2015
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Written by Yazeed Kamaldien Thirty-seven Mitchells Plain students who could not afford the cost of tertiary education were last night awarded bursaries from a trust started by Minister Trevor Manuel. Manuel is a minister in the presidency and is responsible for overseeing the National Planning Commission. He is also a founder member of the Mitchells...
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The Big Read: If you only believe, you’ll fail

03 Jul 2015
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Jonathan Jansen | 03 July, 2015 00:18 In one of the most dysfunctional schools in the country, the Grade 12 students had gathered in the hall for a ceremony. They were immaculately dressed in maroon uniforms, every one of them. Boys and girls wore ties, shoes brightly polished. Then, in came the procession of local...
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