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For the fourth year, Trek4Mandela will climb Mount Kilimanjaro, summiting the peak on 18 July, Madiba's birthday. The organisation is raising funds for the health and hygiene of rural and poor schoolgirls.

Club Travel staff rallied behind Mandela Day and the "67 Blankets for Madiba" campaign by using nearly 50km of wool to craft blankets, which were auctioned to benefit abused women and their children at the Sisters Incorporated shelter in Cape Town.

Vodacom staff in the Western Cape answered the call to serve on Mandela Day by packing 9 000 food parcels for distribution to schools attended by children from impoverished backgrounds, in the outlying areas of the Cape.

The fifth episode of the Play Your Part TV series, which airs on SABC 2 on Sunday, 13 July at 9pm will focus on what South Africans are doing to carry forward Nelson Mandela's legacy.

67 houses in one week - this is the target that's been set for International Nelson Mandela Build Week, an ambitious project that will run from 14 to 18 July in Pelican Park in the Western Cape.

The 2014 Nelson Mandela Day International Day campaign was officially launched in Johannesburg on Tuesday. Celebrated across the globe in honour of the late statesman's birthday on 18 July, the day gives everyone the opportunity to emulate Mandela's role as public servant.

Menstruation is a difficult time for schoolgirls without access to feminine hygiene products; the Imbumba Foundation's Caring 4 Girls programme puts girls back in school by donating much-needed sanitary pads.

STAFF of Brand South Africa and its suppliers joined people from across the world in celebrating Nelson Mandela International Day, 18 July, by bringing gifts and cheer to young children at the Ebenezer Hannah Home in Walkerville, to the south of Johannesburg.

A number of Springbok rugby players gave 67 minutes of their time in Langa township in Cape Town and Eldorado Park in Johannesburg on Thursday as part of the international Mandela Day campaign in honour of South Africa's former president.

Local non-profit organisation Afrika Tikkun aims to collect 5 tonnes of non-perishable foods to feed over 10 000 under privileged families around the country, and is calling on South Africans to help out.