The Children’s Hospital Trust Annual Report The Fundraising Arm of the Red Cross War Memorial Hospital 2006 Contents

A very special Hospital for very special patients Donations Report – The year in review Trusts & Foundations The Children’s Hospital Trust Corporate Commitment The role of the Children's Hospital Trust Gifts in Kind (GIK) The Children’s Hospital Trust Vision Statement Eventful Fundraising Governance of the Children's Hospital Trust The Government’s contribution – A Public Private Partnership Helping Our Children Get Better – The Hospital Staff Views

Do Children Need A Dedicated Hospital? Getting Our Children Home Where They Belong

The Chairman’s Report Restoring Faith

O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. Theatre Major Supporters

Financial Review How to support the Trust Independent Auditor’s Report The Team Income Statement Balance Sheet Board of Trustees and Patrons Statement of Changes in Trust Fund Cash Flow Statement Notes to Financial Statements Detailed Income Statement Income Pie Chart Income and Expenditure Graph The idea to build the Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital goes back to the Second World War when a group of South African soldiers of all races resolved that once they had returned home they A Very Special Hospital would create a place of healing to honour their fallen comrades. For years they contributed part of 1 each month’s salary to a special fund and once back on South African soil, planned the Hospital for Very Special Patients together with the Red Cross Society and Cape Provincial Government. A Very Special Hospital for Very Special Patients A Very Special Hospital for Very Special Patients

a wide range of sub-specialties performed during the past year practitioners and specialists in order to recover. The Hospital alone. But despite the enormous working in both the public and has the skills to provide this level workload the Hospital steadfastly private sectors throughout South of care and, importantly, the upholds its own admirable tenet Africa. Even the general public has professional staff believe that that no patient should ever be direct access to the Hospital only through teamwork and by turned away. through its invaluable Poison harnessing all the medical Centre hotline. expertise needed can you really Despite the great call on the maximise the chances of a Hospital’s services the professional In association with the University of Child’s recovery. staff still manage to continue an Cape Town’s Health Sciences The Hospital had relatively Although the Hospital enjoys than just a major teaching hospital. active programme of outreach, Faculty, the Hospital is a major universal acclaim, it is many It is undoubtedly now a very But if the Hospital does much to transferring paediatric skills and centre of learning, with the School humble beginnings when different things to many different valuable, national, provincial and restore health and maintain hope, knowledge to nurse practitioners of Child and Adolescent Health it opened in 1956, but people. For the countless tiny even continental asset. the number of patients needing its in rural settings, doctors in small (SCAH) on the campus. A wide patients it has cured it will always today, 50 years on, it is the services and the number of town hospitals and to fellow range of paediatric disciplines is be a place of miracles; for the The Hospital’s young patients cornerstone of paediatric parents needing comfort and specialists in large regional taught and important medical parents and families of these come from throughout South health care in southern patients it will remain a bastion of Africa and from countries beyond guidance grows steadily every hospitals, both in this and research is done here into the Africa, not only treating hope, a place of caring and of our borders. The majority are year. This leaves the Hospital facing neighbouring provinces. In diseases of Childhood. This comfort. For the many nurses, from poor and marginalised extremely sick Children a continual battle to keep up with addition, the Hospital is something research is particularly relevant doctors and specialists it has communities and more than increasing demands. It is a of an umbilical cord in the sense because it is set in the South with great skill, success trained, and often still nurtures, it half are under a year old. They relentless battle, a battle the staff that its professional staff provides African context and, as such, and commitment, but is a cradle of learning, the leader rank among the sickest of sick must face every day. 250 000 telephonic advice and support on contributes to the advancement in the field of paediatric teaching Children who, almost without training others to treat on the African continent. And for exception, require highly patients were treated here and the diagnosis and treatment of of Children’s health in developing them as well. our country as a whole it is more complex interventions involving over 8000 operations were problem cases to medical countries worldwide.

1 2 The Children's The Children’s Hospital Trust Hospital Trust 2 The role of the number of operating theatres, to Children's Hospital complete the ongoing programme The Children’s Trust of ward upgrading, to build a new Hospital Trust X-ray Department and to construct Vision Statement a much needed Infectious Disease The Children's Hospital Trust is the Unit that will include a Children’s official fundraising arm of the Red Endocrinology and Diabetic Unit. To support the Red Cross Cross War Memorial Children’s All these projects were identified War Memorial Children’s Hospital, proudly assisting the and prioritised by the Hospital itself Hospital for more than a decade Hospital in order to and are included in the Hospital’s to upgrade and maintain its ensure that it maintains current strategic plan. buildings and equipment and to its status as the centre develop its nursing staff. The Trust of world class is a non-profit organisation that Rapid progress in health sciences excellence in Children’s relies entirely on the benevolence and medical technology has of donors to realise its aims and brought with it vastly improved health care, training objectives. It enjoys a record of diagnostic and treatment and research on the sound financial administration and modalities. Modern medical African continent. good governance and is able to equipment enhances efficiencies assure donors that every last cent and improves medical outcomes. donated is spent on improving the Again guided by the wishes of hospital. the Hospital, over the years the Trust has raised considerable Over the past 12 years, the Trust has funds for new medical raised public funds to address many equipment, but the most pressing needs, but much has yet important challenge still facing to be done. For example, there is the Hospital in this regard is to an urgent need to re-build, equip the new operating theatre modernise and increase the complex once it is completed.

4 The Children’s Hospital Trust Do Children need a dedicated hospital? 3 Governance of the Hospital’s building and equipment Children's Hospital The Board of Trustees needs. It was precisely for this reason that the Children’s Hospital Trust meets every second Trust was established in 1994 with month and the Trust’s the objective of raising public funds The Trust has a long record of Executive Committee to build a new Out-Patients Block outstanding administration, project (ExCo) meets every to replace the previous management and donor department housed in pre- stewardship. It is guided by its own two weeks together fabricated buildings. Governance Charter that provides with the CEO. all stakeholders with written This Public/Private partnership guidelines on the effective and The Government’s between the state and the efficient administration of the Trust contribution – A community is unique in South Africa itself. This comprehensive Public Private and since it is working so well, could document aligns the Trust with best serve as an effective partnership Partnership business practices recommended model to assist other public sector in the King 2 Report. The Charter hospitals in South Africa. also sets out the requirements for The role of the Trust is relevant for the meticulous financial control of two main reasons: firstly, given the all funds placed in its care age of the hospital there are many determines the objectives to inherent design and space achieve best possible donor deficiencies. Secondly, although stewardship, describes the working the Provincial Government funds relationship between the Trust and the running costs of the Hospital, its main partners and ensures that high demands on the overall fundraising initiatives are always Provincial Health and Capital aligned to the Trust’s mandate and Works budgets make it impossible to the Hospital’s own priorities. for Province to fund all the

5 Do Children need a dedicated hospital? The Chairman’s Report 4

A specialist Children’s hospital Similarly, teaching, training and The net result is that the physical consolidates a range of specialists research are enriched by the environment in a Children’s and sub-specialist services under aggregation of combined hospital is purpose-designed, less one roof. This is important because paediatric skills. It amounts to being clinical and more child- and all seriously ill Children require able to cross-pollinate, 24-hours a parent-friendly than can ever be multiple specialist and sub- day, under one roof, just on achieved in a general hospital. specialist input to make a diagnosis Children’s health. and deliver the most appropriate treatment. This team approach to In addition, the management of treating Children is regarded as so sick Children requires specialised important that it is actually now hospital design, not just at ward part of the written ethos of the level, but throughout the hospital. This is not only because the Child Hospital. patient is physically smaller - anything down to just 1000 grams Treating Children is a highly in size – but because medical specialised process because interventions on Children are, on Children are not just small adults. average, more intricate and more In a dedicated hospital there is an taxing to perform than they are on absolute focus on Children’s health adults and thus carefully designed, from all professional staff. Each purpose-built spaces are knows exactly how to work with important. And because the Child Children and Children’s health patient is invariably accompanied becomes the sole language of the by a parent, singular priority is given Hospital. The net result is vastly in Children’s Hospitals to providing improved health outcomes for over-night accommodation for child patients. mothers.

7 The Chairman’s Report The Chairman’s Report

It gives me great pleasure to 50th birthday the Children’s The Trust funded the post of present the Children’s Hospital Trust Hospital Trust received the go- Professor Minette Coetzee to Chairman’s Report for 2006. ahead for one of our most run a nursing development ambitious projects to date; the programme at the Children’s I would like to begin by paying complete re-design and rebuild hospital in conjunction with the tribute to the outgoing Chairman of the Hospital’s outdated Department of Nursing Sciences of the Children’s Hospital Trust, Mr operating theatres. The architect’s of the University of Cape Town. Ted Parlabean. Ted served as plans have been approved and This programme, aimed at the further development of the Chairman from 1997 to 2006 construction is scheduled to begin early in 2007. At present there are Hospital’s valuable nursing staff, bringing with him a great four operating theatres and this has made such significant understanding of the design and will increase to eight. In addition, progress that we hope to management of building projects, each theatre will be larger than expand it in the future. I offer his personal warmth, philanthropy the present ones, allowing enough my congratulations to Minette and leadership. On behalf of the Chris Niland – Chairman room for the possible future and thank her for her Board and the Trust’s staff I thank installation of modern digital 2006 also saw the re-commissioning enthusiasm and conscientious Ted for his wonderful contribution. equipment. The Provincial of Ward E1 after it had been application to her task. We are all delighted that he has highest standards of good was given great impetus by the completely upgraded, a project agreed to remain on as a Trustee. Department of Health has given We have completed a governance. prestigious Kresge Foundation managed by the Trust, but funded He will continue his work of an indication that it intends to fund Governance Charter thanks largely Grant we received at the end of the construction of a new Central by Province. This is yet another step supervision of our building to the able assistance of Tom Implementing the new strategic 2005. The primary intention of this Sterile Supplies Division (CSSD) this forward in the phased contracts; a vital task as we move Sutcliffe. We have also drawn up plan will see us build on our past grant is to enable the Trust to year. As this unit provides the redevelopment of all the wards in into construction of the new a Strategic Plan, which only awaits strengths, but it will also see us obtain the resources, capabilities Operating Theatre Complex. operating theatres with sterilised the Hospital, and is a fine example the input of our new CEO for improving our ability to attract and capacity to grow individual linen and surgical instruments, it is of the partnership that has completion. These documents will long-term, sustained, individual donors and thanks to the Kresge It is perhaps fitting that in the year a logical extension to our project developed between the Trust and guide both Trustees and Staff into giving. The Trust’s intention to grow Foundation we have already that the Hospital celebrated its and most welcome news. the Provincial Government. the future, and comply with the and attract more individual donors made progress down this road.

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I want to thank Dr Dimitri Erasmus Children’s Hospital Association, the I would like to thank Professor Sid wisdom and integrity. Penny, and the Hospital CEO for his willingness M.A.R.C.H. Ladies, the University of Cywes who retired as a Trustee in all that she meant to the Trust, will to co-operate with the Trust and to Cape Town, its Health Sciences November 2006 for the exceptional be sorely missed. Our condolences assist wherever he can, in the Faculty and the School of contribution he made to the Trust go to her friends and family. interests of the Hospital. The Trust is Adolescent and Child Health. We from its inception. Sid gave equally reliant on the co-operation believe that only in a climate of unstintingly of his time during the We welcome Roy Gordon, recently and assistance of the Provincial mutual understanding and co- twelve years he served us, but in retired Chief Executive of Irvine Department of Health and during operation will the Trust perform its addition to this, as an amateur and Johnson Ltd. to our Board. His the year we were strongly supported best work. I would also like to take horticulturalist, he provided a business experience and acumen category of donors with the rare by the MEC himself, Minister Pierre this opportunity to congratulate will be of great benefit to the Trust. opportunity of having a Disa Uys who gave generously of his time, one of our Trustees, Isabelle We are blessed in the Trust with named after them, personally the Head of Health, Professor Craig Franzen, on her appointment last outstanding staff, cheerful, cultivated by Sid. This has proved Househam, Dr Beth Engelbrecht, year by Minister Uys to the Hospital’s substantial contribution he made, dedicated, enthusiastic people a unique and invaluable incentive Mr Andy Cunninghame and Health Facility Board. who consistently give more than and on behalf of the Board, I particularly in the fields of his Dr Laura Angeletti du Toit of the their call of duty requires. They are express my thanks and special interests; business Provincial Department of I wish to pay tribute to Adrienne I am pleased to announce that fine examples of people appreciation to Sid, not only for management and corporate Public Works. I thank all of them Coetzee who resigned as our Nicky Bishop has been appointed committed to philanthropy in what he has meant to the Trust, governance. His contributions in most sincerely. Director in October 2006. Adie as our new CEO. Nicky has had general and to the well-being of but for what he has done for sick these areas particularly were brought a great deal of energy significant local and international sick Children in particular. We have Children generally and for extremely useful in establishing the and inspiration to the Trust during experience as a fundraiser. She We are determined to maintain a paediatric surgical science in Trust as a soundly governed had a busy year, with many major high level of co-operation and the three years she was Director. I was Director of the Trust for four particular. We all wish Sid well in organisation. projects and functions and under understanding with all the other key am sure that I am joined by all our years, before returning to London his retirement. their care all have run smoothly bodies or organisations that in Trust office staff, our Trustees and in 1999. Since then she has headed Sadly, a former well respected and successfully. On behalf of the differing, but important ways, Patrons, in wishing Adie well in the the fund raising division of WWF Colin Elliot, a most conscientious Trustee, Penny Krige, passed away Trustees and Patrons I offer them influence the course of the Hospital. future and in thanking her most where she has gained knowledge and experienced Trustee, also in 2006 after a long illness bravely our thanks and congratulations for These include the Hospital’s Health sincerely for the wonderful and skills that will be invaluable to retired in 2006. I offer Colin my fought. Penny was a tireless servant their single-minded devotion to Facility Board, the Friends of the contribution she made. the Trust. thanks and appreciation for the of the Trust and a person of great their tasks. They contribute in a

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major way to the success of our I have mentioned our operating Pick and Pay had pledged Like a pebble tossed organisation and it is important theatres project and in August 2006 R4 million, Engen Petroleum Ltd into a pond, any support that they know just how much when we were confident that we had pledged R4 million, Adcock they are appreciated by all could finally proceed with this Ingram-Unite for Health had for this Hospital sends of us. exciting venture, we held a public pledged R4 million and Netcare ripples for the good of launch, appealing to the public pledged R2 million. These large Children’s health way Equally, our Trustees and Patrons for R10 million through and extremely generous sums of have provided strong support O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. Theatre. money laid a solid foundation for beyond the Hospital’s and guidance to me and to the the entire project, but I also walls, deep into the rural staff of the Trust and I thank them Together with our partner in the believe that they represent a for this. They give feely of their public appeal campaign, significant contribution not only areas of our country, time, ask for, and receive no Independent Newspapers and to our operating theatres project, across provinces, even financial reward at all and really I would particularly like to applaud specifically the Cape Argus, the but to the good of Children’s each organisation, no matter the into countries beyond bring great expertise to the results have been outstanding. In health far more widely. amount given, who made a and thank Linda Givon of Goodman administration of the Trust, no small measure this success has Due to far sighted planning from our borders. All in all, it contribution to the Trust during the Gallery for the huge personal particularly in the fields of business been due to the media coverage the inception of the Trust, we reinforces my belief in year. contribution she has made to each skills, financial control and project and wonderful support given to us continue to meet our undertaking of them over the years. Her role, as the validity of the Trust management. by the Cape Argus. I would like to that one hundred percent of Amanda Bloch, one of our Patrons, well as the commendable tireless thank Chris Whitfield, Michael Vale, every donation received goes to and in the good it is is an unfailing champion of the Trust leadership of Amanda Bloch, has We have seen some fine examples Dave Chambers, Di Caelers and the development of the Hospital doing, not only for the ensured this annual event is the most of philanthropy this past year. A and for the past four years has the Independent Newspapers staff in one way or another. I believe Red Cross War Memorial few stand out as worthy of special staged a prestigious art benefit that successful fundraiser on the Trust for their enthusiasm and generosity. that the Trust is unique in this mention, but although I wish to has raised millions of Rands. I wish to calendar. Of course, without the regard. Children’s Hospital, but record the Trust’s deep thank her for all the time, hard work artists there would be no art auction Prior to the public launch of more widely, for the appreciation to these donors for and energy she unfailingly devotes and I wish to record our deep O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. Theatre, the good of the health of so their singular generosity, at the to the Trust and to congratulate her appreciation to the many artists who Harry Crossley Foundation had same time I want to thank each on the success of this particular have so kindly donated art works to pledged R 5 million towards the Chris Niland many Children on the and every donor, each individual, project. In respect of the art auctions this event. project, Raymond Ackerman and Chairman African continent.

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To celebrate 50 years of proud important project. Given the service the Children’s Hospital Trust Hospital’s origins deep within South launched a bold fundraising African society, it was fitting that campaign to expand and the Trust once again appealed to modernise the outdated operating the community to help raise the theatre complex. No project ever final amount. The public appeal undertaken by the Trust will have a came hard on the heels of some more profound impact on the generous donations that had functionality of this Hospital, or on already been made, including the lives of its staff and its many from Pick ‘n Pay, The Harry Crossley young patients. The Department of Foundation, Adcock Ingram-Unite Paediatric Surgery is already for Health, Engen and Netcare. As thought, the community recognised as a centre of embraced O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. excellence throughout the world, Upgrading and modernising the Theatre with enormous enthusiasm but when the Hospital was built theatres will provide better working and the fundraising campaign back in 1956, paediatric surgery conditions for our surgical teams, reached the target of R10 million was very different. Thus, by modern will improve the role operating well within schedule. standards, the existing theatres are theatres play as an important outdated, cramped and inefficient. training and research platform, Due to remarkable corporate and but, perhaps most importantly, will community philanthropy the Trust O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. Theatre, run in allow the Hospital to function more is finally able to guarantee that partnership with the Cape Argus, effectively and efficiently. This will the outdated operating theatres had a single goal – to raise the have a very positive impact on at the Red Cross War Memorial remaining R10 million needed to surgical outcomes in particular and Children’s Hospital’s will be re-built give the green light to this vitally on Children’s health in general. in keeping with world standards.

16 JOHN BESTER, February 2007 Financial Review Treasurer, The Children’s Hospital Trust Financial Review 6 The fi nancial year, ending 31 in future years. These funds are Executive Committee of the Trust December 2006, was the most managed on the same stringent continues to meet every second successful year since inception controls that are implemented week and reviews, inter alia, the of the Trust. Donations received throughout the Trust. Financial Reports of the Trust on a including gifts in kind during the monthly basis. It also reviews the year, amounted to R27,1 million The Trust continues to operate fundraising progress in respect (2005: R20,5 million). During the on the basis that all donations of the Projects that are currently year the focus of the Fund Raising received are applied to the undertaken by the Trust. Systems efforts was the Theatre Campaign, development initiatives and that and controls within the Trust are and to date, this Campaign had none of the donated money is regularly reviewed. raised R34,5 million in cash with used to cover any of the offi ce and a further R14,6 million in pledges administrative expenses. These (total amount of R49,1 million) for expenses continue to be funded the Theatre complex. The Trust out of the effi cient management repaid with interest unused Lottery of the funds received and from donations received during a separate investments established prior year. for this purpose.

The administrative and other During the year the Trust continued operating expenses were kept with its review of its Corporate within budget and at a cost to Governance initiatives and has in income ratio of 13,8% (2005: 9,6%). place a number of Committees This cost to income ratio continues that achieve the Corporate to be well managed despite the Governance criteria as set out minor increase over the prior and accepted by Organizations year. This increase is attributable of this nature. Amongst these to capacity building expenditure Committees is a Finance, Audit and expended in the current year and Risk Committee which functions fi nanced by a grant received in separately from an Investment the previous year. This will expand Committee and meets regularly the Trust’s fundraising capability during the course of the year. The

18 Financial Review Independent Auditors Report

The reports and statements set The annual fi nancial statements To the Trustees relevant to the preparation and and disclosures in the annual out below comprise the annual set out on pages XX to XX, which of The Children’s fair presentation of the annual fi nancial statements. The fi nancial statements presented to have been prepared on the going Hospital Trust fi nancial statements that are procedures selected depend the trustees: concern basis, were approved by free from material misstatement, on the auditor’s judgement, the trustees and were signed on We have audited the whether due to fraud or including the assessment of the Page their behalf by: accompanying annual fi nancial error; selecting and applying risks of material misstatement of appropriate accounting policies; the annual fi nancial statements, Report of the Independent statements of The Children’s and making accounting estimates whether due to fraud or error. In Auditors 20 – 21 Hospital Trust, which comprise the balance sheet as at 31 December that are reasonable in the making those risk assessments, the Income Statement 22 2006, the income statement, circumstances. auditor considers internal control Balance Sheet 23 statement of changes in Trust Funds relevant to the Trust’s preparation Trustee and cash fl ow statement for the Auditors’ Responsibility and fair presentation of the annual Changes in Trust Fund 24 year then ended, and a summary Our responsibility is to express an fi nancial statements in order to Cash Flow Statement 25 of signifi cant accounting policies opinion on these annual fi nancial design audit procedures that are statements based on our audit. appropriate in the circumstances, Notes to the Annual and other explanatory notes as set We conducted our audit in but not for the purpose of Financial Statements 26 – 34 out on pages 4 to 13. accordance with International expressing an opinion on the The following supplementary Chairman Trustees responsibility for the Standards on Auditing. Those effectiveness of the Trust’s internal information does not form part of Financial Statements standards require that we comply control. An audit also includes the annual fi nancial statements with ethical requirements and plan evaluating the appropriateness and is unaudited: The Trustees are responsible for the and perform the audit to obtain of accounting policies used and preparation and fair presentation Detailed reasonable assurance about the reasonableness accounting of these annual fi nancial Income Statement 35 whether the annual fi nancial estimates made by management, Trustee statements in accordance with statements are free of material as well as evaluating the overall Listed Investments 36 – 37 South African Statements of misstatement. presentation of the annual Business Details 38 Generally Accepted Accounting fi nancial statements. Practice. This responsibility includes: An audit involves performing designing, implementing and procedures to obtain audit We believe that the audit maintaining internal control evidence about the amounts evidence we have obtained

19 20 Ernst & Young Registered Auditors Inc. Independent Auditors Report Registered Auditor Income Statement

is suffi cient and appropriate Statements of Generally Accepted Figures in Rand Notes 2006 2006 2006 2005 to provide a basis for our audit Accounting Practice. Benefi ciary Operating Total opinion. RRRR Supplementary information Revenue In common with similar Without further qualifying our Donations received 7 27 203 560 - 27 203 560 20 475 316 organisations, it is not feasible for opinion, we draw attention to Dividends received - 918 014 918 014 634 977 the Trust to institute accounting the fact that the supplementary Interest received 1 324 438 3 862 940 5 187 378 4 003 887 controls over cash collections from schedules set out on pages 14 28 527 998 4 780 954 33 308 952 25 114 180 donations and fundraising activities to 15 do not form part of the Other income --- prior to the initial recording of this Realised on disposal of available for annual fi nancial statements and 4 802 304 - 4 802 304 6 251 577 sale investments income in the accounting records. are presented as additional Accordingly, it was impractical information. We have not audited Total income 33 330 302 4 780 954 38 111 256 31 365 757 for us to extend out examination these schedules and accordingly Benefi ciaries expense (14 694 658) - (14 694 658) (15 430 274) beyond the receipts actually we do not express an opinion Operating expenses 8 - (4 481 900) (4 481 900) (2 407 696) recorded. thereon. Interest paid (176 367) - (176 367) (883 979)

Opinion Total expenses (14 871 025) (4 481 900) (19 352 925) (18 721 949) Ernst & Young Registered Auditors Inc. In our opinion, except for the effect Registered Auditor Profi t/(loss) for the period 18 459 277 299 054 18 758 331 12 643 808 on the fi nancial statements of the matter referred to in the preceding paragraph if any the annual fi nancial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the fi nancial position of the Trust at 31 December 2006 and the results of its fi nancial performance and its cash fl ows for the year then ended in accordance with South African

21 22 Balance Sheet Changes in Trust Fund

Figures in Rand Notes 2006 2005 Figures in Rand Fair value reserve - available for sale Capital Accumulated R R investments donations funds Total Assets Balance at 01 January 2005 8 767 890 53 458 419 10 062 960 72 289 269 Non-Current Assets Profi t for the year 10 854 127 1 789 681 12 643 808 Other fi nancial assets 3 49 781 185 33 982 768 Realised on disposal of available for sale investments (6 251 577) (6 251 577) Current Assets Unrealised fair value gains 8 677 676 8 677 676 Trade and other receivables 4 195 968 242 027 Cash and cash equivalents 5 64 044 884 55 380 185 Balance at 01 January 2006 11 193 989 64 312 546 11 852 641 87 359 176 Realised on disposal of available for 64 240 852 55 622 212 sale investments (4 802 304) (4 802 304) Unrealised fair value gains 12 261 934 299 054 12 261 934 Total Assets 114 022 037 89 604 980 Profi t/(loss) for the year 18 459 277 18 758 331 Balance at 31 December 2006 18 653 619 82 771 823 12 151 695 113 577 137 Trust Funds and Liabilities Trust Funds Capital donations 82 771 823 64 312 546 Fair value reserve - available for sale investments 18 653 619 11 193 989 Accumulated funds 12 151 695 11 852 641 113 577 137 87 359 176

Liabilities Current Liabilities Trade and other payables 6 444 900 2 245 804

Total Equity and Liabilities 114 022 037 89 604 980

23 24 Cash Flow Statement Notes to the Financial Statements

Figures in Rand Notes 2006 2005 Accounting annual fi nancial statements Subsequent measurement and R R Policies and related disclosures. Use impairment for each classifi cation of available information and Cash fl ows from operating activities is specifi ed in the sections below. the application of judgements All regular way purchases and Profi t before taxation 18 758 331 12 643 808 1. Presentation of Annual is inherent in the formation of sales of fi nancial assets are Adjustment for: Financial Statements estimates. Actual results in the recognised on trade date, i.e the Profi t on disposal of available for sale investment (4 802 304) (6 251 577) The annual fi nancial statements future could differ from these Profi t on foreign exchange (136 502) (2 607) have been prepared in date that the trust commits to estimates which may be material Dividends received (918 014) (634 977) accordance with South African purchase or sell the asset. to the annual fi nancial statements. Interest received (5 187 378) (4 003 887) Statements of Generally Accepted No key assumptions concerning Interest paid 176 367 883 979 Accounting Practice. The annual Trade and other receivables the future have been made at Changes in working capital: fi nancial statements have been Trade receivables are measured balance sheet date. Trade and other receivables 46 058 (206 737) prepared on the historical cost at fair value on initial recognition, Trade and other payables (1 800 904) 907 671 basis, except for the measurement and are subsequently measured 1.2 Financial instruments Initial of certain fi nancial instruments at amortised cost using the Cash generated from operations 6 135 654 3 335 673 recognition at fair value, and incorporate the effective interest rate method. Interest received 5 187 378 4 003 887 The trust determines classifi cation principal accounting policies set Appropriate allowances for Dividends received 918 014 634 977 of its fi nancial assets and liabilities out below. estimated irrecoverable amounts Interest paid (176 367) (883 979) at initial recognition. Financial are recognised in profi t or loss Net cash from operating activities 12 064 679 7 090 558 assets and fi nancial liabilities are when there is objective evidence These accounting policies are initially recognised on the Trust’s that collection is not probable. Cash fl ows from investing activities consistent with those applied in the balance sheet when the Trust Acquisition of available for sale investments (22 725 878) (17 215 588) previous year. becomes party to the contractual The allowance recognised is 16 962 685 Proceeds on disposal of available for sale investments 19 189 396 provisions of the instrument. They measured as the difference Net cash from investing activities (3 536 482) (252 903) 1.1 Signifi cant judgements are initially measured at fair between the asset’s carrying In preparing the annual fi nancial value plus directly attributable amount and the present value Total cash movement for the period 8 528 197 6 837 655 statements, management is transaction cost except for of estimated future cash fl ows Cash at the beginning of the period 55 380 185 48 539 923 required to make estimates fi nancial assets or fi nancial liabilities discounted at the effective Effect of exchange rate movement on cash balances 136 502 2 607 and assumptions that affect carried at fair value through profi t interest rate computed at initial Total cash at end of the period 5 64 044 884 55 380 185 the amounts represented in the or loss. recognition.

25 26 Notes to the Financial Statements Notes to the Financial Statements

Short duration receivables with no an investment is under a contract, is impaired, the cumulative loss Derecognition of fi nancial Off setting of fi nancial instruments The expected cost of profi t sharing stated interest rate are measured the terms of which require delivery that has been recognised directly instruments Financial assets and liabilities and bonus payments is recognised at original invoice amount unless of the investment within the in equity is removed from equity A fi nancial asset or portion of a are off set and the net amount as an expense when there is a the effect of imputing interest timeframe established by the and recognised in profi t and loss fi nancial asset is derecognised reported in the balance sheet legal or constructive obligation to would be signifi cant. market concerned. even though the fi nancial asset where: when there is a legally enforceable make such payments as a result of Trade and other payables Available for sale fi nancial assets has not been derecognised. The - The rights to receive cash fl ows right to off set the recognised past performance. Trade payables are initially are subsequently measured at amount of the cumulative loss from the asset have expired. amounts and there is an intention measured at fair value, and on a net basis to realise the asset fair value with gains or losses that is removed from equity and - The trust retains the right to 1.4 Revenue are subsequently measured at and settle the liabilities. being recognised as a separate recognised in profi t and loss is the receive cash fl ows from the Revenue is recognised to the amortised cost, using the effective component of equity until the difference between acquisition asset, but has assumed an extent that it is probable that the interest rate method. 1.3 Employee benefi ts investment is derecognised or cost, current fair value, less any obligation to pay them in full economic benefi ts will fl ow to Short-term employee benefi ts until the investment is determined impairment loss on that fi nancial without any material delay to a the trust and can be measured Cash and cash equivalents The cost of short-term employee to be impaired at which time the asset previously recognised in third party under a pass through reliably. Revenue is measured at Cash and cash equivalents benefi ts, (those payable within cumulative gain or loss previously profi t or loss. Impairment losses arrangement, or the fair value of the consideration comprise cash on current 12 months after the service is reported in equity is included in the recognised in profi t or loss for an received or receivable and is account, fi xed deposits, and - The trust has transferred its rendered, such as paid vacation income statement. investment in an equity instrument recognised on the basis set out other short-term highly liquid rights to receive cash fl ows leave and sick leave, bonuses, and classifi ed as available for sale below: investments that are readily from the asset and either (i) non-monetary benefi ts such as The fair value of investments that are not reversed through profi t convertible to a known amount has transferred substantially all medical care), are recognised in are actively traded in organised or loss. If in a subsequent period Donations are recognised on of cash and are subject to an rights and rewards of the asset the period in which the service is insignifi cant risk of changes in fi nancial markets is determined by the fair value of a debt instrument or (ii) has neither transferred nor rendered and are not discounted. receipt. value. These are initially and reference to quoted market prices classifi ed as available for sale retained substantially all the subsequently measured at fair at the balance sheet date. increase and the increase can be rights and rewards of the asset The expected cost of compensated Interest is recognised, in profi t or loss, value. objectively related to an event but has transferred control of absences is recognised as an using the effective interest method. When a decline in the fair value occurring after the impairment the asset. expense as the employees Available for sale fi nancial assets of an available for sale fi nancial loss war cognised in profi t or loss A fi nancial liability is derecognised render services that increase Dividends are recognised, in Investments are recognised and asset has been recognised the impairment loss is reversed when the obligation under the their entitlement or, in the case of profi t or loss, when the trust’s right derecognised on a trade date directly in equity and there is with the amount of the reversal liability is discharged, cancelled or non-accumulating absences, when to receive payment has been basis where the purchase or sale of objective evidence that the asset recognised in profi t or loss. has expired. the absence occurs. established.

27 28 Notes to the Financial Statements Notes to the Financial Statements

1.5 Translation of foreign 2. Adoption of new The trust has not applied the 3. Other fi nancial assets Fair values are determined currencies pronouncements and following improved, revised or Available for sale fi nancial assets annually at balance sheet date. Foreign currency transactions changes in accounting new standards, amendments or The fair values of the fi nancial The details relating to investments Monetary assets and liabilities policy interpretations that have been assets were determined as follows: held by the company are provided are translated at exchange The annual fi nancial statements issued but are not yet effective: in the attached schedule of rates prevailing at the balance have been prepared in Standard, interpretation or • The fair values of listed or investments. sheet date. Non monetary accordance with South African amendment quoted investments are based items are translated using Statements of Generally Accepted • IAS 1 (AC 101) Amendment on the quoted market price. exchange rates at the date of Accounting Practice on a basis – Capital Disclosures • The fair values on investments transaction. The trust’s functional not listed or quoted are consistent with the prior year - effective for annual period and presentation currency estimated using the discounted except for the adoption of the beginning on or after 1 January is rands and all amounts are following improved, revised or new cash fl ow analysis. 2007 stated in rands. Items included standards and interpretations. • IFRS 7 (AC 144) Financial in the financial statements are 2006 2005 • IAS 39 (AC 133) Amendment Instruments: Disclosures measured using the currency to IAS 39 - Cash Flow Hedge R R of the primary economic - effective for annual period Cumulative Cumulative Accounting of Forecast beginning on or after 1 January Carrying value Carrying value environment in which the Cost fair value Cost fair value Intragroup Transactions at year end at year end trust operates. All exchange 2007 adjustments adjustments - effective for annual period differences are taken to profit The trust will adopt the above Listed ordinary shares 32 095 961 16 599 733 48 695 694 23 757 174 9 066 540 32 823 714 beginning on or after 1 January or loss. Transactions in foreign standards, amendments or Bonds 1 159 054 (73 563) 1 085 491 1 087 070 71 984 1 159 054 2006 currencies are initially recorded interpretations on their effective Total 33 255 015 16 526 170 49 781 185 24 844 244 9 138 524 33 982 768 in the foreign functional currency • IAS 39 (AC 133) Amendment to dates. rate ruling at the date of the IAS 39 - Fair Value Option transaction. - effective for annual period Management does not expect beginning on or after 1 January that the adoption thereof will have 2006 a material impact on the fi nancial statements in the period of initial The adoption of these amendments application. had no impact on the trust.

29 30 Notes to the Financial Statements Notes to the Financial Statements

Reconciliation of available-for-sale fi nancial assets - 2006 5. Cash and cash equivalents Opening Revaluation to Cash and cash equivalents consist of: Additions Disposals Closing balance balance fair value 2006 2005 Listed ordinary shares 32 823 714 22 725 878 (14 387 091) 7 533 193 48 695 694 R R Bonds 1 159 054 - - (73 563) 1 085 491 Call accounts 62 599 778 50 437 120 Current accounts 171 175 2 114 306 Total 33 982 768 22 725 878 (14 387 091) 7 459 630 49 781 185 Portfolio call account 1 273 931 2 828 759

Reconciliation of available for sale fi nancial assets 2005 64 044 884 55 380 185 Opening Revaluation to Interest rate received on bank balances varied between 6.75% and 8.5%. Additions Disposals Closing balance balance fair value Listed ordinary shares 23 874 825 17 215 588 (10 711 108) 2 444 409 32 823 714 6. Trade and other payables Bonds 1 177 364 - - (18 310) 1 159 054 National Lottery interest - 1 993 800 Accrued bonus 139 369 212 776

Total 25 052 189 17 215 588 (10 711 108) 2 426 099 33 982 768 Sundry accruals 305 531 39 228

444 900 2 245 804 Details of the bonds are refl ected as below: Interest earned on donations received from the National Lottery is payable to R153 RSA 13% 2009/2011 N153 the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund. Fixed rate: 13% on nominal amount Matures: 1/8/2009/10/11 7. Revenue Donations received 27 203 560 20 475 316 AB02 14.25% ABSA Bank Callable 2009 Fixed rate: 14.25% on nominal amount Capital donations received Matures: 22/03/2009-2014 General projects 230 848 2 003 516 Non redevelopment 773 457 1 403 771 Ward upgrades 26 199 255 17 068 029

27 203 560 20 475 316

31 32 Notes to the Financial Statements Notes to the Financial Statements

8. Operating profi t 12. Trustee’s emoluments rates do not have a material impact on profi t (loss). 2006 2005 No emoluments were paid to the trustee’s during the year. R R The trust’s exposure to the risk for Profi t on disposal of available for sale investments 4 802 304 6 251 577 13. Risk management change in market interest rates Foreign exchange (gain)/loss (136 502) (2 607) Liquidity risk relates to bonds with fi xed interest Employee costs 2 162 682 1 394 542 The trust’s risk to liquidity is a result rates. 9. Taxation of the funds available to cover Credit risk The Trust is exempt from normal tax in terms of section 10(1)(cN) of the future commitments. The trust Income Tax Act No.58 of 1962. manages liquidity risk through Credit risk consists mainly of an ongoing review of future cash deposits, cash equivalents 10. Auditors’ remuneration commitments and credit facilities. and trade debtors. The trust only Fees 50 000 18 640 deposits cash with major banks Cash fl ow forecasts are prepared with high quality credit standing Current year 48 460 17 100 and adequate utilised borrowing and limits exposure to any one Prior year (over)/under provision 1 540 1 540 facilities are monitored. counter-party. 11. Already contracted for but not provided for Fair value Capital expenditure 3 772 394 5 610 600 All fi nancial instruments have This committed expenditure relates to capital expenditure and will be been recognised in the balance fi nanced from cash generated from donations. sheet and the carrying amounts reported in the balance sheet approximates fair value.

Interest rate risk Deposits, cash and cash equivalents attract interest at rates that vary with prime. The trust policy is to manage interest rate risk so that fl uctuations in variable

33 34 Detailed Income Statement Listed Investments

Figures in Rand 2006 2005 1. Listed Investments Number Market Value R R The carrying amounts of investment securities at 31 December 2006 were as follows: Income Acucap Properties Limited 80 000 2 156 000 Dividends received 918 014 634 977 Adcorp Holdings Limited 10 000 300 000 Interest received - investments 1 324 438 901 442 AECI Limited Ord (AFE) 10 000 682 500 Interest received - operating 3 862 940 3 102 445 Allan Gray Property Trust 100 000 610 000 Gains on disposal of assets 4 802 304 6 251 577 Anglo American PLC 18 000 6 156 000 10 907 696 10 890 441 Anglogold Anshanti Limited 2 000 659 980 Expenses Apexhi Properties -A- 100 000 1 475 000 Accounting fees (49 248) (51 072) Aspen Pharmacare Holdings 15 000 486 750 Asset management fees (254 108) (174 950) Bidvest Limited 6 000 802 800 Advertising and sales promotion (109 870) (61 765) Business Connexion Group 120 000 900 000 Auditors remuneration (50 000) (18 640) CBS Property Portfolio 200 000 1 884 000 Bank charges (37 800) (38 782) Emira Property Fund 80 000 796 000 Capacity development (739 347) - Foord Compass Limited Debentures 60 000 548 400 Computer expenses (155 245) (39 263) Growthpoint Property Limited 212 763 2 627 623 Employee costs (2 162 682) (1 394 542) Gains on exchange differences 136 502 2 607 Hyprop Investments Limited 32 000 1 232 000 General expenses (45 236) (7 121) Ifour Properties Limited 180 000 2 133 000 Insurance (13 538) (13 448) Investec PLC 30 000 2 688 900 Postage (83 319) (71 785) Lereko Mobility (Pty) DB (LMID) 25 000 1 081 250 Printing and stationery (83 982) (41 483) Liberty International PLC 4 000 761 320 Repairs and maintenance (21 839) (13 371) Madison Property Fund Managers 200 000 1 400 000 Telephone and fax (67 662) (68 320) Mobile Industries -N- 300 000 630 000 Thank you - Events (83 812) (23 824) MTN Group Limited 20 000 1 706 000 Training (533 409) (343 687) Travelling expenses (124 246) (47 685) Naspers Limited -N- 4 000 664 000 Volunteer costs (3 059) (565) Premium Properties Limited 250 000 2 725 000 (4 481 900) (2 407 696) Pretoria Port Cement (PPC) 500 194 000 Redefi ne Income Fund Limited 245 834 1 708 546 Operating surplus 6 425 796 8 482 745 Remgro Limited 7 500 1 335 075 Interest paid (176 367) (883 979) Richemont Securities 30 000 1 227 000 Net operating surplus 6 249 429 7 598 766 RMB Holdings Limited 55 000 1 837 000

35 36 Listed Investments Business Details

1. Listed Investments (continued) Number Market Value THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL TRUST SA Corporate Real Estate Fund 20 000 68 000 (REGISTRATION NUMBER T297/1994) Santam Limited 10 000 874 500 General Information Sasol Limited (SOL) 8 000 2 070 320

Standard Bank Group Limited 10 000 945 000 Country of incorporation and Postal address Telkom SA Limited 5 000 707 450 domicile Suite 259 Trencor Limited 6% Convertible Debentures 49 556 1 397 480 South Africa Postnet X18 Truworths International 20 000 640 800 RONDEBOSCH Wilson Bayly Hlm-Ovc Ord (WBO) 8 000 584 000 Nature of business and principle 7701 2 528 153 48 695 694 activities 2. Bonds The primary object of the Bankers RSA 13% 2009/2011 N153 443 400 529 956 Children’s Hospital Trust is to Standard Bank 14.25% ABSA Bank Callab 488 150 555 535 raise funds for the development 931 550 1 085 491 and upgrading of the Red Cross Auditors Children’s Hospital Ernst & Young Registered Auditors Market value at 31 December 2005 33 982 768 Inc. - Purchases 22 725 878 Registered offi ce Registered Auditor - Sales (14 387 091) Ground Floor Nurses Home Unrealised profi t on investments 7 459 630 The Red Cross Children’s Hospital Trust registration number Market value at 31 December 2006 49 781 185 Cnr of Klipfontein and Milner Road T297/1994 RONDEBOSCH 7700

Business address Ground Floor Nurses Home The Red Cross Children’s Hospital Cnr of Klipfontein and Milner Road RONDEBOSCH 7700

37 38 Donations Report – Donations Report – The year in review The year in review 7

Between January and December to other areas of need within the We would like to thank Pick ’n Pay, 2006, the Children’s Hospital Trust Hospital. Key projects have Adcock Ingram-Unite for Health banked R27,203,560. This comprises included training Fellowships for and Engen who donated and R8,338,649 from Trusts and doctors from the rest of Africa and pledged funding of R4million for Foundations, R2,135,320 from funding for essential equipment. designated Theatres. Netcare Individuals, R2,440,630 from Events, provided a very generous R6,848,038 from Corporates and Special mention must be made of donation of R2million towards the the Kresge Foundation in the R234,271 from Give-As-You-Earn Theatres project. Pledged United States of America who contributions, R5,569,875 from donations are always appreciated have committed to a five year Government and R1,636,776 from and assist us enormously in Bequests. This excludes the interest capacity building grant. The grant planning for the future. earned. has already impacted positively on the staff and the Trust’s The Trust received donations of Developing long-term programmes. Over and above the R15,647,190.00 from our corporate relationships - Kresge Grant, a total of supporters during 2006. Special TRUSTS AND R8,034,828.00 was raised from Trusts mention must also be made of FOUNDATIONS and Foundations during 2006. This includes a generous donation of others who have been particularly The support from Trusts and R5million from The Harry Crossley generous. We extend a warm Foundations has grown Foundation towards thank you to BOE, Corovest, Cape substantially during the past year. O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N. Theatre. Finance Corporation, De Beers In addition to our loyal local Corporate Communication, supporters, whom we value enormously, we have managed Corporate Dischem Foundation, Elite to secure funding from a number Commitment Superspar, Eskom and Investec. of international Foundations, who Corporate giving has increased have supported not only our significantly and public and current O.P.E.R.A.T.I.O.N Theatre corporate interest in our Theatres campaign, but have contributed Project exceeded all expectations.

40 Donations Report – The year in review Donations Report – The year in review

Gifts from the Heart - Special mention must be made Thank you to the numerous local Cross War Memorial Children’s GIFTS-IN-KIND of Hirt & Carter who continue to and international volunteers for Hospital and has raised nearly offer their support and precious their commitment and devotion R2 million over the past 13 years. time to the Trust. Our partnership to the Trust and the Hospital. Our Their incredible dedication and At the Children’s Hospital with Under The Radar has taken team’s capacity and influence is commitment contributed significantly to the Trust’s success. Trust, we appreciate our marketing efforts to a new strengthened through their labour each and every level. Mandy Scanlen and the of love. The luxurious InterContinental team from Eclectic Facilitators donation we receive Sandton Sun & Towers exploded in have effortlessly staged superb Eventful Fundraising and are touched by the a fusion of colour at the Rainbow events for the Trust. Thank you to The Children’s Hospital Trust receives Nation Bears Banquet presented by many people who incredible support from the the Cape Argus for their De Beers. The 5th annual Teddy community. A significant portion of choose to help our unwavering commitment and Bears Banquet was honoured to the funds that we raise for the extraordinary Hospital in dedication to our cause. Thank receive the support of Patron Mrs Hospital come from a variety of you to the many journalists who Graça Machel. Eleven hand-made any way they can. We events and projects staged passionately publicise our ‘Rainbow Nation Bears’, donated thank all the individuals, throughout the year. The Hospital’s activities and appeals for funding by Channel Island Toys in Guernsey, Fiftieth birthday in 2006 gave added companies, schools and made their glamorous debut at SA and support. Special thanks to meaning to the incredible event Fashion Week in designer wear by organisations who Sarie, Heart 104.9, RSG, Cape support we received in this year. Simon Rademan. Three special continue to help. The Talk, KFM, 702 Talk Radio and Bears included in the line-up were Tuks FM. Thank you to Saatchi & The M.A.R.C.H. Ladies (Muslim long list of Gifts-in-Kind the De Beers Rainbow Bear, the well- Saatchi for their creative input Association for the Red Cross travelled Swiss International Air Lines donations in our and award-winning Hospital) has raised hundreds of thousands of Rands through their Bear and the first ever Red Cross supporter list on page xx advertisements. Sincere thanks Bricks For A Child Campaign. The War Memorial Children’s Hospital is indicative of the to Vineyard Hotel & Spa for initiative involved the sale of Bear. The debut of these fourteen hosting our meetings and goodwill shown by the symbolic bricks to donors for R10 unique and furry treasures formed conferences in their spectacular community for the Red each to help upgrade the part of the highly acclaimed grand facilities and to Samsung for their Operating Theatre Complex at the finale fashion show presented by Cross War Memorial generous donation of electronic Hospital. The Muslim women’s group top South African couturiers, Children’s Hospital. equipment. is a long-time supporter of the Red Norman Callan and Martin Peens.

41 42 Donations Report – The year in review Helping our Children get better 8 The Trust is incredibly Critical, life-saving fortunate to have many equipment The dedicated staff at the Hospital committed people and work together at the very frontier organisations, who year of medical science. In order to continue this excellence, it is after year arrange, essential to provide them with the manage and host best medical equipment possible. In 2006, we were fortunate to special events to raise receive a number of donations for funds on our behalf. equipment.

Many of them do this Special thanks to Save the Children not expecting reward of for purchasing an ultrasonic irrigator S2800 cleaner. This any kind other than the valuable piece of equipment knowledge that they cleans and sterilises surgical instrumentation for use in the have made a operating theatres. contribution to the Funds raised from the Steenberg Thank you to all the other donors welfare of Children in Classic Golf Day were used to who contributed towards buying Africa. This special purchase two Homechoice critically-needed items of medical procyclers. These portable dialysis category of supporters equipment. machines save lives while allowing is outlined in our Children the freedom to enjoy their Supporter list on Childhood. We are extremely grateful to Steenberg for their page 53 generous contribution.

43 Helping our Children get better Getting our Children home where they belong 9

"An infant crying in the night, An infant crying for the light And with no language but a cry." Alfred Lord Tennyson. 1850

Why we need your of modern healing that daily are Thank you for investing your faith help performed at the Red Cross War in us. Many boys and girls who had the Memorial Children’s Hospital; in misfortune of being born with a providing reassurance and real Please see ‘Make a donation’ page life-threatening condition have, hope to sick Children and their for further information on how to after corrective surgery, grown families; in addressing the support the Trust’s work. up into normal adults who have unremitting and growing burden taken their place in society. They of diseases of Childhood; in will forever be grateful to the discovering through research, staff of the Red Cross War new ways to diagnose and treat Memorial Children's Hospital for Childhood diseases, especially answering to their "cry." on the African continent; in training doctors, specialists and Your donation is an nurses to diagnose and treat the investment diseases of Childhood and in Donating to the Children’s caring for the neediest and the Hospital Trust is an investment in sickest of Children in South Africa so many things. It is an and even Children from other investment in the many miracles countries on our continent.

45 Getting our Children home where they belong Getting our Children home where they belong

Giovanni Davids endoscopy, working through a tiny using a technique known as the at the Red Cross War Memorial reconstructive surgery on her Young Giovanni’s life hung by a hole created in Giovanni’s skull Rex shunt to save Dylan’s life. The Children’s Hospital and the internal organs after being born thread as he was transferred to with instruments 6mm in diameter. surgeon and his team removed a unwavering love of her foster with multiple congenital abnormalities. The intricate surgery the Red Cross War Memorial One operation later left Giovanni blood vessel from Dylan’s neck mother, gave baby Marilyn a performed at the Hospital was Children’s Hospital with critical a smiling two year old who now and used it as a graft to bypass fighting chance. Despite burns to made even more complex due to compression of the brain. Due to proudly sports a tiny scar above the blockage and deliver blood every part of her vulnerable body Magdalena’s tiny frame, the result a valve in his brain allowing fluid his left ear. into the portal system normally. except her face, hands and feet, of a rare condition. Surgery was Dylan recovered quickly and is the team refused to give up on in but not allowing it to drain, successfully performed and her enjoying life as a normal energetic Marilyn. For most of her four years Giovanni’s brain was squeezed Dylan Harry future looks bright due to the eight year-old. Marilyn has been in and out of the into half the space of his skull. The Two tiny scars on Dylan’s neck are combined efforts of paediatric hospital for surgery and treatment. young boy was left gasping for air the only proof that he cheated nephrologists, paediatric surgeons, While the road ahead is a long one because the centre of his brain death three times when he was Marilyn Lott Freddi Sonn physiotherapists and nursing staff. for her, it is paved with hope for a that regulates his breathing and five years old. Dylan developed a After sustaining 76% burns to her tiny With a final operation scheduled happy future. heartbeat was being progressively blockage in the portal vein that body, doctors were faced with the in three months time, two year-old more compressed. Paediatric runs into the liver which resulted in grim dilemma of switching off the reflex. During the operation the Magdalena can thereafter look Freddi Sonn surgeon snips the identified nerves neurosurgeon, Dr Tony Figaji, bleeding from the blood vessels in life support systems keeping young forward to returning to her family Freddi Sonn was born prematurely while preserving the nerves performed an emergency his oesophagus. Dr Alp Numanoglu Marilyn alive. The combination of in the Free State. at 33 weeks with cerebral palsy involved with normal sensations. operation using a technique called performed a life-saving operation the world-class expertise of the staff and suffered with spasticity in his At 23 Freddi’s life is undoubtedly a legs that threatened his ability to success story as he attended a walk. Professor Warwick Peacock mainstream school, graduated at the Red Cross War Memorial from university and now enjoys a Children’s Hospital had fine-tuned successful career. The rhizotomy an operation called a rhizotomy procedure is now performed which was performed on Freddi successfully in operating theatres when he was just three years old. around the world. The five hour operation follows initial testing using electrodes to Magdalena Pieterse identify nerves in the spinal cord Little Magdalena Pieterse intimately involved with the spastic underwent 12 hours of complex Giovanni Davids Dylan Harry Marilyn Lott Magdalena Pieterse 47 48 Restoring Faith Restoring Faith 10

The staff of Red Cross What the staff of our War Memorial Hospital have to say

Children’s Hospital do Many minor miracles all they can to “Making a donation will help us to continue performing the many maintain hope, restore minor miracles of surgery that the health and return sick Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Children to the Hospital is famous for. But it will also help us to address the growing enchanting world of need for surgery in Children; will their Childhood. But allow us to do more research, discover new cures and train more once knew and loved, the each year, the doctors, nurses and surgeons. At enchanting, fun-filled, Peter Pan the Children’s Hospital Trust we number of sick and candy-floss world of your think this is a noble cause. Your Children they must Childhood. At the Red Cross War donation will indicate that people Memorial Children’s Hospital we treat, the parents they like you agree with us.” know just how fragile and just must comfort, just Professor Heinz Rode (Charles FM Saint Professor of Paediatric how important a happy grows and grows. Your Surgery, Head of Department: Childhood is. We do win Paediatric Surgery at the Red Cross Childhood back for so many sick donation will help this War Memorial Children’s Hospital) Children and your donation will Hospital keep up with The enchanting, candy- help us to continue our work.” the increasing need floss world of your own Professor Mignon McCulloch Childhood (Head of Paediatric Renal and for specialist health Transplant Unit: University of Cape Town “Please help a Child to put the and the Red Cross War Memorial care in our Children. sunshine back into something you Children's Hospital)

50 Restoring Faith Restoring Faith

Illness is something care of Children. As the burden of How easily the dark of caring, of compassion, of deep health care needs of our Children Children can’t understand Childhood diseases in Africa grows spectre of illness dims the commitment. Its influence for the today and your continuity of giving incandescent light of and don’t ask for we are distanced further and good of Children’s health reaches will provide us with the comforting Childhood “A happy Childhood is something all further from our capacity to meet way beyond this Hospital’s walls, reassurance that we can also meet "We know how precious the Children understand and want. Illness the needs for care in this region. beyond the borders of this country, the needs of tomorrow.” enchanting world of Childhood is, is something they can’t understand With your kind support you have deep into Africa. All this Professor Marian Jacobs joined us in our fight to cope.” and how easily illness turns its joy (Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences: and don’t ask for. Our mission at the responsibility puts a huge strain on Professor Sid Cywes to sorrow and dims the radiance University of Cape Town) Red Cross War Memorial Children’s our staff, resources and facilities. (Professor Emeritus Department of of Childhood. With your help and Hospital is to get our little patients To maintain our excellence, but Paediatric Surgery: University of Cape our commitment, sick Children can back to health with as much Town and the Red Cross War Memorial especially to improve it, we need win their fight for health, their claim certainty and speed as we can and Children’s Hospital) to a happy Childhood and the joy your help. Please think hard about to return them home healthy again. of being at home with their families making a donation, making an We have great skill and experience and friends. But the call is huge. investment in Children’s health.” at it and a wonderful record of So, please support us." Dr Dimitri Erasmus success, but we need your help to (CEO: Red Cross War Memorial Professor George Swingler face the ever-growing demands we Children’s Hospital) (Director of the School of Child and simply cannot meet at present.” Adolescent Health: University of Cape Professor David Beatty Town and the Red Cross War Memorial The comforting (Professor of Paediatrics and Child Children's Hospital) reassurance of continuity Health: University of Cape Town and “The goal of the Red Cross War the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital is to Hospital) Memorial Children’s Hospital is unique in the manage illness and promote the You have joined hands focused nature of its work work and in the extent of the well-being of Children, many of with us and its outreach specialist skills at its disposal. To whom are the sickest and neediest “The Red Cross War Memorial As the only Children’s hospital south some, our Hospital is the only in our society. It is a demanding Children’s Hospital is the only of the Sahara, the Red Cross War chance of a cure; for many it is a but very rewarding undertaking. hospital in Sub-Saharan Africa Memorial Children’s Hospital is place where medical skills are Your regular donation will assist the devoted solely to the specialist unique in the focused nature of its taught; to all, it’s a haven of hope, Hospital to cope with the specialist

51 52 Major Supporters – Major Supporters Donations received for 2006 11

Mr Roy Gordon Kasuma Trust R10,000+ Green Cross Health Shoes R5,000+ Mr & Mrs J P Kent Hi Line Medical Ms Galia Kerbel Dischem A & M Pevsner Charitable Trust AJC Painting & Scaffolding (Pty) R5,000,000+ R20,000+ IDC Three Peaks Challenge Mr P W Kotzenberg Elite Superspar Absa Bank Ltd Ltd H A W Inglis Ms Cecile Le Roux Estate Late Mr Petrus Jacobus Smuts Achievement Awards Group (Pty) Alpha Builders Supplies Harry Crossley Foundation Bateleur Capital (Pty) Ltd Mr & Mrs Michiel & Cecile le Roux Investec CSI Ltd Johnson & Johnson Medical (Pty) Assirelli Italian Design Provincial Government of the Western BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Ltd Mr John Leyden Jive 10Km Big Walk (ex Foodworld 10Km Z Adam Beaver & Beaver Management Cape Town Male Voice Mr Barrie John Jonker Ms Christina Lin Cape (PGWC) Big Walk) Alan Honeyborne Memorial Trust Solutions (Pty) Ltd C & E Harding Charitable Trust KIIC (Pty) Ltd (Karlein International Lograr Maintenance Assore Chairman’s Fund Bell Roberts Art Gallery Lord Simon and Lady Marion Marks Investments) Mr Dave Lomas Camaham Trust Atlantic Athletic Club Gun Run Mr John Bester R2,000,000+ Muslim Association For Red Cross Kismet Women’s Forum Ms Vanessa Maccioni Carrol Boyes Functional Art Atlas Management Services (Pty) Mrs K Bohms Children’s Hospital(M.A.R.C.H) Mary van Apeldoorn Miss Janette Cawood Ltd Mrs L M Kotze Mrs Nola Boomer Ackerman Holdings (Proprietary) Limited Norman & Rene Parker Trust Metsep Saldanha (Pty) Ltd Cool Maintenance Bankmed Ms Adeyinka Layeri Mr Brian Boshoff Philip Schock Charitable & Educational Millner’s Dental Suppliers Cape (Pty) Mr Leighton Curd Barloworld Limited Mrs V F Moore Mr & Mrs Glen Botha Foundation Ltd Mr Peter Currie Barnard Jacobs Mellet & Co. (Pty) Mr Fezile Mpela Cardinal Health R1,000,000+ Save The Children Fund Mr & Mrs Poobalan Mr Gus Milner Mr & Mrs K Erleigh Ltd Mr Neil Celliers The Little Tew Charitable Trust Natal Sharks Moores Rowland Estate Late Barbara M Smith Mr Michael Finger Barrie Cline Clothing Ms Irene Charnley The Mauerberger Foundation Fund Ms Cecilia Naicker Prof Cas Motala Tiger Brands Social Investment Company Foschini Group Prof N M A Bax Citynet The Stella and Paul Loewenstein NSL/Telkom Charity Trust MTN Foundation Mr R L Hendricks Berk Property Holdings (Pty) Ltd P Davies Mr Billy Nel Educational and Charitable Trust Mr Richard Bertelsmann Octagon South Africa Mrs Patricia de Lille HT Gormley Testamentary Trust P Du T Malan Boerdery Edms BPK Novartis South Africa (Pty) Ltd R500,000+ Wits University Bondexcel (Western Cape) (Pty) Mrs Katharine Dessau Oracle Independent Newspapers Ltd Parties R Us Diamond Information Centre Oxygen For Life Investec CSI Bowman Gilfillan Attorneys Mr Clinton Petersen Engen Petroleum Ltd Amber Druian Peak Projects cc G L Gihwala Will Trust R50,000+ Johnson & Johnson Medical (Pty) Ltd Mr Niall Brown Purple Ant Management Miss Margaret Errington Kathleen Hickman Trust Research Surveys (Pty) Ltd Personal Cleaners Network Healthcare Holdings Limited Butlers Pizza F H Athletic Personal Finance (Netcare) ABSA Capital Larry’s Airconditioning cc Cape Cables Mr Zane Rinquest Fairheads International Trust Rylands High School Pfizer Laboratories (Pty) Ltd Adriaan Carter Louw Trust Mrs J M Mackenzie Cape Union Mart Group Fairmont High School Phragmites New Apostolic Church Mr Raj Shah Cape Union Mart Group Pamela Barlow Charitable Trust Dr Victoria Cargill Stephen & Tamera Fillinger-Payne Ms Anet Pienaar Pick ‘n Pay Spar Western Cape Coots / Westlake Golfers Matthew Wraith Trust Mrs K Carstens Mrs John Filmalter Mr Andrew Pieterse South African Townships Health Trust St Olas Trust Mr Leonard Spencer McNally, Charities Aid Foundation Southern First African Signs Power Services Discovery Health Trust Steenberg Country Hotel R200,000+ Metropolitan Life Africa Flexicell Mrs Joaquim Rasi Douglas Jooste Trust Strand Precision Motor Engineers Ms Gerda Munnik Consol Glass Foschini Group SA Post Office Frank Robb Charitable Trust Strebel Foundation Trust BoE Private Clients Nedbank Limited Coronation Fund Management Mrs S M A H Frater Safmarine (Pty) Ltd Mr I Jordaan Mr Martin Crawford Mr J A Stromberg De Beers Corporate Communications Mr & Mrs K Erleigh Goodman Gallery Sankfin (PTY) Ltd Mr NS Jordaan Ms Sandie Curtis Mr Michael Terespolsky Mr Gavin Goodwin Eskom Development Foundation Mr & Mrs Miles Marsh Pamela Barlow Charitable Trust S M Singh Estate Late Dr Sophia Keesom Cutting Edge Ball The Bester Family Trust Mr & Mrs Tom Gorrie Sonnenberg Hoffmann & Galombik Mrs H McFarlane Research Surveys (Pty) Ltd The Body Shop Joan St Leger Lindbergh Trust Dangwen Trust Grindrod Ltd Inc National Brands Ltd Robert Bosch (Pty) Ltd The Dick Goss Family Charitable Octagon South Africa Mr Richard de Roos Haaroff A Stella Night of 100 Stars Event Sensitech Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Ms Charlotte De Waal Trust Mrs Clemmie Hannay Robertson Prof Jurgen Schrempp Struik New Holland Publishing (Pty) Outsurance Mr Tony Taberer Dr Jinnie Ehlers The Gourmet Festival Ms Asma Hassan The Rolf-Stephan Nussbaum Foundation Ltd Dr Shafiek Parker Telkom Ms Felicia Eke The Ian & Sheila Green Family Trust Hemisphere Mr & Mrs Norman Sudbury Rawbone Trust The Diamond Trading Company Limited Mrs Inge Ellis The Protestant Church Herschel Girl’s School The A A Newman Family Charitable R100,000+ Safintra Cape (Pty) Ltd The Din Din Trust Mr Gabriel Anton Fagan Topfast Mr Owen Horn Trust Mr Sarit Shah The Graham Beck Foundation Fargo Trading Toyota Knights Mr L Hyne The Amm Trust Mrs Shirley Beyleveldt Solihull School Three City Events (Pty) Ltd t/a Baba Ferring Transnet Foundation Mr & Mrs Tony & Marion Anson The Jack & Ethel Goldin Foundation Mrs Heather Braam Steenberg Golf Club Indaba Flywell Travel Agencies Cape Town D A van Rooyen Mrs Rashida Issel The Kurt & Joey Strauss Foundation (Pty) Ltd Mrs Deborah van Rooyen Cape Finance Corporation Ltd Mr Alistair Struthers Virgin Mobile Kagiso Exhibitions & Events The SystemShock Community Fountain Medical cc Ms Anne Wentzel Kaplan Kushlick Educational Aart Timmer Mrs Cynthia Cormack Whalley & Associates Welch Allyn SA (Pty) Ltd Mrs Nadine Gordimer Foundation Mr James Townsend Corovest Property Group Limited Whirlpool Zubair Tyger Valley 54 Major Supporters Major Supporters

Transtrade International E Grobler & Partners Peter R1,000+ G Cox Kadwai Muslim Society National Renal Care Mr MN Schroeder Truworths Limited Embroiderycraft (Pty) Ltd Workers Mr David Pettit Mr & Mrs Charles Currey Karbett Trust Mrs Elizabeth Newlands Mr Christopher Charles Scott Union Swiss & Staff Pine High School For Girls Mrs Winifred Abrahams Prof Sid Cywes Mrs K Karim Observatory - Kwikspar Dr Aaron Searll Ms Christa van der Walt Eric Kohler Trust Pioneerfoods Mr Ray Abrahamse D B Dalvie Dr Woolf Katz Oman International Mr Paul Viviers Excelsior Primary School V Prinsloo Dr Sheibar H Adam Mr T Vlahos Ms Tersia Ferreira Ms Pauline Pryce Deep Blue Marketing (Pty) Ltd Ms Bridget Kelly D J Opie Mr & Mrs Mark & Leanne Simon Aedech BK Vodacom Mrs Francene Jennifer Ford-Baron Purple Ant Management Ms Elizabeth Delport Mr David & Lisa Kirsch Mr & Mrs David & Esther Ossin AEL Holdco Ltd Mr Mrs Paul & Tina Simon Western Cape Wood Turners Friends of the Children’s Hospital Reddam House School Deluxe Electrical cc Prof S G Kossick Oude Kaap Developments (Pty) Dr Y Ahmed Soapbox Studio Association Association (FOCHA) Research Surveys (Pty) Ltd Mr M Doidge M & Mrs J Kotze Ltd Gericke Primary School Mr Michael Aitken Spar Western Cape Western Province Cricket Club Rhonda’s Manor Mrs M L Donaldson Mary Lake Mr Liyaket Parker Wynberg Boys’ Highschool Mrs Brenda Gibbs Ms Mandy Richards Miss T Ajam Springfield Convent School Mr G C Akal Dr Wickens & Dr Gebers Inc. Mr & Mrs John & Isabelle Langford Mrs V L Parker Miss G Gierdien Roche Products (Pty) Ltd SSB Transport cc Alexander Forbes (JHB) Mrs C M Du Plessis Mr John Laskarides Parklands College Mr Gavin Gorman Rotary Anns Club of Strand Mr C Stanidis GR Laughton & Company (Pty) Ltd Ms Nicola Rushin Alexander Forbes Risk Services Mrs M Du Plessis Mrs M B Lawrie, Peers Village Residents R2,000+ Ms Susan Stelzner Hannay-Robertson, Ian Sakhisiziwe Altitude Scaffolding cc E M Software Le Masney Ms Faye Petersen Alz International (Pty) Ltd A & Y Galombik Charitable Trust G P Heneck Sandoz I Edwards Leda Medical Service Mr R J Pietersen Stonehage Mr Ronald Horn Mr & Mrs Alex & Jenny Anderson Albert Carpets R Saunders Mrs Peta Eggierth-Symes J L Lever Mr Ibrasen Pillay Mr N J Sulaiman Alexander Forbes (Singapore) Pty Mr & Mrs Tony & Marion I’Anson Mr G M Scott Ms Brenda Anderson Ms Simone Farah Mr Don Levin S Pillay Mr H Suleman Ltd J Walter Thompson & Co SA Pty Ltd Miss C E O Shaughnessy Associated Magazines (Pty) Ltd Ms Yogindren Pillay Surrey Primary School Allie Contractors Jandi Trading cc Ms Brenda Silberbauer ATKV - Dames Darling Mr & Mrs Bill & Wendy Firth Mrs T Levy M Arnold Mrs Lizelle Joubert Mr Gerry Smeda Austin Healey Club Mrs M A Forshaw Limosa Limosa Investments 34 (Pty) Pink Panter’s Running Group The Cottages Assumption Pre School Kenridge Primary School Solomon Ruben & Ann Winer Bakker & Steyger Fuel Online Training Ltd Pi-Squared Mr A Thiart Avalon Shipbroking Mrs O M Kingon Educational & Benefit Trust Mr Aziz Bardien Ms Amina Galant Lions Clubs District 410A Mrs Josephine Pswarayi Mr Roger Thorniton Mrs Kirsten Mrs Janine Barkhuysen Azriel & Moyra Fine Foundation Mr PM Southworth Miss Eugenie Ganswyk Dr Harsha Lochan The Rankin Family J F Tough Baby Lark 120 CC T/A Cape Kleinberg Primary School Sportsmans Warehouse Mrs B G Bastiaans Mr/Mrs Gartner Mr Raj Lochan Mrs Joaquim Rasi Conferences Dr J B R Labia St Cyprian’s School Bay Primary School Trans Africa Safari’s Prof David Beatty Ms Kerry Laszig St Francis of Assisi Ms B D Bloch Ms B Gibson Ms Patricia Lomas Dr Anushka Reddy Ms Ingrid Tuxhorn Mrs Yvonne Bebb (nee Van Wyk) Leda Engineering Standard Bank Vehicle & Asset Mr A G Boswell Mr Howard Godfrey Lucky Beans Playgroup Mrs G Restorick Ms Marian van Wyk Bellville High School Mr David Letschert Finance Mr David Bretherton Mr & Mrs David & Lily Goldblatt Mr & Mrs Ken & Winnie MacPherson River Glade Retirement Village Mr A Van Zyl Mr Denis Bendall Mr & Mrs Barry & Collette Levin Sunwest International Mrs J A Burger Magaglio, Michelle (Cancelliere) Mr Evan Robinson Mr Anthony Goldstein Zane Van Zyl Bergvliet Congregational Church Mr E T Loftus Super Products Marketing (Pty) Ltd Businessdna Mr Kristen Govender Ms Karin Mahony Mrs S D Romburgh Bergvliet Primary School Ms Mariette Loots Ms Samantha Taggart Cape Town Embee Sick Fund Mr Gary Velcich Ms A S Graham P Malan Mr Mike Rosin Mr Vincent Bester Macadams Baking Systems The Ellerine Holdings Trust Fund Benefit Society Victoria League in South Africa Griffi, Shane AF Rosemary Malgas Mr D J Rossouw Boogertman & Partners Architects Marefa International (Pty) Ltd The Pact Trust Stephen Carvernelis Dr Karien Viljoen Mr Werner Britz Martine Visser & Annabeth Oomen Ms Petra Thiele Cassiopia Mr/Mrs Grolman Marais Attorney Rubi Blue (Pty) Ltd Vineyard Deli Ms E L Brophy Dr W R W Mathiassen Thomas More College Mrs Patricia Chaffey Mrs Jane Hallack Marcus Medical S P Rueda Mr Efrat Wald Cape Consumers (Pty) Ltd Mr Darcy Maynier Tygerberg Athletics Club Mrs Ameesha Chagan Mr David Harris Mr Warren Mark Safepak Carl & Emily Fuchs Foundation McKinstry Trust UC Regents Forex Charities Aid Foundation Southern Yossi Hasson Mr Greg McMullin The Sank Family C C Walden Mrs D V Carmichael-Green Media24 Corporate Ukuzini Africa Hetzner (Pty) Ltd Mr Lance Michalson Santam Mr Doug Walker Communications Miss C van der Westhuizen Charles & Renee Abrams Family CBC St John’s Parklands Ms Sue Welchman Charities Aid Foundation Southern Mr Christopher Muokwelu Mr & Mrs JH van Deventer Trust I & J Ltd Ms Laura Million SASOL Ltd Africa W R Nieuwoudt Mrs Marike van Rensburg Chesler Cantrell Television cc Interactive Bioquiz cc Miniaturia Guild Of Cape Town Mr D T J Savage Western Commodities S J Chester Noordhoek Montessori Viedermann & Gila Leiseder, Reto Chiappini, Laurie & Rita Jack Hammer Executive Mrs Joan Mitchell Dr M R Sayed Dr Lauren Wild Clover Cargo International Novartis South Africa (Pty) Ltd C E Vos Mr Andrew Chin Headhunters cc Ms Lynne Morgan Ms Christine Scheepers William Holmes Family Charitable Mr Miguel da Sonseca Mr G Omar S L White Cedric Claus Mrs Betty James C B Morgendaal Ms Magdaleen Schmidt Trust Dr JA Davey S W Osborne D A Williams Mr GS Cloete Jan De Necker Welsyntrust Mr Basil Nagel Mr Anthony Schneiderman Wits Class of 75 Ms Elizabeth Delport M Oudejans Mrs Ruth Wilson CNC Products Diocesan College Council Mr Derek Owen Wine Concepts Dr Roy Cooke Janari, E A D & S Naidoo Mr Greg Schoeman Woodlands Primary School Dynamo Africa Marketing Services Mr Ted Parlabean Ms Yearwood Mr D G Cope Heimraj Jeeva C N Naidu Mr J P Schoeman (Durban) (Pty) Ltd Peck’s Cupboard Doors cc Mr Yossi Mrs A E Cox Mr Jonathan Joshua Ms S Nathoo Mr C H Schouten Wyeth S.A.

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• Leading private client wealth • The organisers of the “Cool Ideas” • Engen for linking the Trust to the passionate supporter of the Our sincere thanks to Ricky De Agrela our committed Event management company, Citadel, Golf Day hosted at Glendower Engen U17 Knock Out Challenge Hospital for many years and has for partnering with the Trust in a Golf Club, Johannesburg Soccer Tournament. touched the lives of countless Supporters: unique programme , the “Citadel • Bellville High School for arranging • Baba Indaba, South Africa’s Children treated at the Hospital. Experiential Learning Day”. This a beauty pageant where they not premier baby and parenting • Engen for sponsoring top • The Theatre staff at the Red Cross initiative was developed by Citadel only crowned their very own Mr & exhibition, for inviting the public to basketball coaches to visit South War Memorial Children’s Hospital to expose their clients to worthy Miss Bellville High School, but raised pay R10 to add their handprint in Africa and ensuring they paid a who participated in the Totalsports and life-changing projects. much-needed funds for the paint alongside a number of SA special visit to the Burns Unit at the • Standard Bank for linking the Extreme Challenge proving their Hospital. celebrities to raise funds for the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital to the Picasso & Africa own commitment to securing • The Gourmet Festival team for their Burns Unit. Hospital. Well-known basketball Exhibit at Iziko Museum through a funding for their fifty year-old his book, Freedom Flight. This support and for linking the Hospital • DTC in Taiwan for staging a coaches, Joyce Jenkins and fundraising initiative at the V&A Hospital. gripping read is about his historic to their annual Table of Unity hosted sensational celebrity auction, DTC Marvin Harvey, and two women’s Waterfront. • Enthusiastic runners who joined the microlight trip to raise awareness on Table Mountain. The Festival is Taiwan Show We Care initiative. National Basketball Association • The New Apostolic Church for never complete without the annual drive for support by making for the Hospital. • Johnson & Johnson for their long players, Chamique Holdsclaw and showing their commitment to the Children’s Table of Unity held at the Jennifer Lacy, were among the voluntary donations through the • Mr Gihwala for staging a special Children of Africa through a number term commitment. The annual Hospital. The event, themed “Life’s sporting celebrities who visited the annual Red Hill Run hosted by Fish function at the Hospital to of fundraising projects aimed at Johnson and Johnson/Living & Circus” was hosted in partnership patients. Hoek Athletics Club. celebrate a sizeable donation in raising funds to build an HIV/Aids Loving Baby of the Year with Parties R Us! and Party Design • OUTsurance for sponsoring the • The thousands of walkers who took memory of his brother. clinic at the Hospital. From a Youth Competition has raised hundreds and treated the patients to acts annual Gun Run that attracted a to the streets to help our patients • One of the country’s most Dragon Boat race at Canal Walk of thousands of Rands. from popular Children’s entertainer, number of celebrities, including in the annual Jive 10km Big Walk. respected chefs, Sharon Glass, for to sponsoring a cycling team riding • Bond Choice for sponsoring the Joey Burke, Zip Zap Circus and Springbok rugby legend Schalk This race not only boasted a new hosting “Instant & Elegant from East London to Cape Town, Bond Choice (bench) Art Project Marcell the Magician. Burger who took to the streets to sponsor, but attracted even more Entertaining with Ease”. This fun- church members have faithfully as part of the Cape Homemakers • Proud supporters of the Hospital, help raise funds for our worthy participants than in previous years. filled, gastronomic treat offered a supported our cause. exposition at CTICC. The project Engen and Santos Football Club, cause. Thank you to Atlantic • Passionate supporter, Mandy • Dave Lomas for staging the second pinch of humour, dollops of for staging the highly successful attracted well-known artists, St Georges Day English Golf Athletic Club for their loyal support. Scanlen, and a group of energetic inspiration and platters of fantastic Engen Santos Golf Day at Parow designers and companies to Championship held at Milnerton friends who braved hours on a food. Golf Club complete with sporting decorate a prefabricated bench Golf Club. bicycle seat to tackle the Pick n • Christopher Venter and Hein celebrities and an auction. that was auctioned. Pay Argus Cycle Tour to raise funds Gerber who departed from the • Organisers of the Post Office • The luxurious Table Bay Hotel for through sponsorship. Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Corporate Customer Charity Golf hosting a sumptuous High Tea with • Intrepid South African adventurer Hospital on a once-in-a-lifetime Day for linking the Hospital to this all funds raised going directly and world microlight flight record- trip. The Greater Trek was a two- successful golfing event held at towards upgrading the Operating holder, Ricky De Agrela, who left month journey to the four corners the King David Golf Club. Theatre Complex. on yet another exciting expedition of South Africa on Vespa scooters • The brave young swimmers who • Elsabe van Zyl for being the driving flying from south to north over both to raise awareness and funding for participated in the Youth Day Swim force behind the annual Spar American continents to promote the Theatres project. Event at Camps Bay. Ladies Race. Spar has been a Hein Gerber & Christopher Venter 57 58 Major Supporters Major Supporters

• Die Burger for hosting the Burger • Joaquim for using his farewell treatment donated by • Keith Ravens and the 2007 • Engen for hosting the Engen Athletics Memorial Children’s Hospital for Fun Day and donating sticky fundraising party at Concepts to ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel. Operation Theatre Cycle team for Community Challenge at Parow each item sold. The Anti-Burn safety sweets and treats for our delighted help our little patients. • Kabir Bavikatte and Harry Jonas participating in the Double Century Athletics Track. A number of the plug changes colour from purple patients. • Past burns patient Jeremy Killian for participating in the gruelling 3 Cycle Race from Montagu to country’s top athletes participated to pink as the temperature of the • The passionate Coots Golfers for of Nature’s Blueprint for combining Peaks Challenge to raise funds. Swellendam in support of the Red in this annual fundraiser. bath water increases. the annual Coots Westlake Red his creative landscaping talent with • Steenberg Golf Estate for Cross War Memorial Children’s • Nashua Cape Cobras for taking • Cape Argus and Good Hope FM Cross War Memorial Children’s the annual SAA Cape Town Flower nominating the Trust as beneficiary Hospital. time out of their busy sporting for their unique Toi Toi Drive Hospital Golf Day which raised the Show. Jeremy’s inspired exhibit, the of the Steenberg Classic Golf Day. • The Bellville South Civic for hosting calendar to visit the Children at spearheaded by local DJ most funds this initiative has BondExcel / Natures Blueprint, ‘The • The Christmas Gift Fair held at a fundraising Karaoke Evening. the Hospital. recorded to date. Thank you to Small Town Garden’, was raffled to Groot Constantia Wine Estate for • Jerry Smeda for using his impressive Nashua Cape Cobras the committed Coots golfers and raise funds. BondExcel sponsored much-needed funds. display of Christmas Lights to raise their generous sponsors for making an exciting ‘Garden Makeover • The Royal Cape Yacht Club and funds for the Hospital. the day such a wonderful Competition’ to a lucky entrant Righard Munnik for hosting the • The Cape Town Male Voice Choir Legal Eagle Yacht Race fundraising success. who had a bond approved annual . for staging their Summer through BondExcel. BondExcel is • Noordhoek Montessouri Pre-School Celebration Concert at the City donating a percentage of each for staging the Blisters for Red Cross Hall in Cape Town. This popular registered bond to the Hospital. War Memorial Children’s Hospital festival of music included • FlexiCell for staging the Mr and Mrs event. performances from Aviva Pelham Flexicell at Club Liquid in aid of the • Organisers and sponsors of the and the Navy Band. R10 from each Hospital. Toyota Knights Western Cape Golf ticket was donated to the • The Podium Hall for hosting the Day held at King David Golf course. Children’s Hospital Trust and Cutting Edge Ball that boasted the • Tiffany’s Jazz Café for hosting the patrons were invited to a gift for a swinging sounds of local band the Tiffany’s Jazz Café Birthday Bash needy Child. Elginairs and the magic of ballroom in the Promenade Mall in Mitchell’s • Model and actress, Gina Athans, personality, Nigel Pierce. They • Engen staff and players from the dancing. This popular community Plain. for treating our little patients to a collected an impressive haul of Santos Football Club for hosting a event hosted by Reverend Linda • Landmarks Half Marathon and the Christmas Party fit for a king. toys for the Hospital. special Christmas party for the staff Idas has contributed significantly Western Province Cricket Club for • Wynberg Boys High School Interact • Renowned Athlone cook and to the Trust’s fundraising efforts. their commitment to the Hospital. and patients of the Burns Unit at Coots Golfers Club for staging a successful fun baker Shaheema Banderker for • Pick n Pay for once again running Funds were raised through the Hospital. ride in aid of the Hospital creating a winning recipe book • Christian Brothers College for the R5 Win Back Your Grocery voluntary donations by entrants • Phoenix Property Innovation and • The many schools across the filled with secrets to her Money promotion in stores around and kind donations from sponsors ClareMart Auction Group for linking staging the CBC St Johns Art Expo country who support our cause the Western Cape. A regional draw such as SAB. the launch of a new property mouthwatering traditional Cape in aid of the Hospital. was held fortnightly and shoppers’ • Bosa Nova Restaurant for hosting a development with a fundraising with passion and enthusiasm. cooking. The popular book was • Steenberg Hotel and Winery for names went into a main draw to fundraising Champagne Breakfast. auction at the BMW pavilion. • Local company SuperProducts for produced by Elite SuperSpar at hosting a fundraising dinner win the luxurious grand prize - a • Anton Garcia for arranging the • Vanessa Maccioni for hosting an developing a heat-reactive, Anti- Vangate Mall in Athlone with a complete with award-winning complimentary weekend for two Afrifresh Corporate Golf Day at exclusive Christmas Dinner Party Burn safety bath plug and will be large portion of the revenue cuisine and a charity auction. with bed & breakfast plus a Spa King David Golf Club. to raise funds for the Hospital. donating R1 to the Red Cross War donated to the Hospital.

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• The Kismet Women’s Forum in • Mark De Rooy for continuously • The Woodmaker’s Association for GIFTS-IN KIND CoHoots in Design GQ Vryburg for raising much-needed raising awareness and support for selling a number of handmade Crystal Forum Graça Machel funds through the sale of their our very special Hospital. creations at various exhibitions to 123 D H unique recipe book. • Successful South-African support our fundraising drive. 5fm Darryl Lampert Hadet Embroidery • MySafeWorld for launching an businessman, Tony van Marken, 702 Talk Radio Dave Marshall Harley Davidson Club of Cape Town affordable Child’s identity who continues to link his brave A De Beers Heart 104.9 Dell Foundation Heidi Graetz wristband, designed to give ascent of Everest to raising funds Abahanbele dancers DHL Guernsey Hirt & Carter parents and Children a voice. 10% and awareness for the Hospital. ABSA Capital Die Burger House of Findings of all proceeds are donated to the • MyVillage, the exciting new Amy Kleinhans-Curd Discovery Health – Leonise van Reenen House of Juice Hospital. community support initiative linked Andrew Bradley & Team I • Pick ‘n Pay for creating an exciting to MySchool, for selecting the Trust Anja Wilkinson-Bienmueller Arabella Sheraton Golf Estate Display Mania Intercontinental Sandton Sun & Towers range of Lolo Baby Wear. The as a beneficiary. A MyVillage Dr Tom Sutcliffe IQ Foods: Mr AE Mia popular “Lolo” character made supporter card is swiped every time ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel Artistes Personal Management Drum Café J famous by the Children’s Hospital a purchase is made at Associate Magazines E James Stewart Trust, has gone from a fundraising participating retail partners with a Auction Alliance EasyPay Jenni Collections icon to be the face of Pick ‘n Pay’s percentage paid to the charity of B Eclectic Facilitators Jive Cool Drinks hottest clothing range for babies. the supporter’s choice. National Baba Indaba Edcon Group Joburg's Child 10% of each garment purchased retail partners that accept Bay Leaf Catering Eddie Gerber Joey Burke will go towards upgrading the MyVillage cards include Billy de Jongh Elana Afrika K Operating Theatre Complex at the Woolworths, Engen, Club Travel, Bob Chappell Emperor Foods Kaapse Klopse – The Young Ones Hospital. Kalahari.net, SupaQuick, Tile Africa, Bounty Magazine Engen Karin Kortje Dis-Chem and Waltons. (To apply C Episode Media Production Kauai Eye Design Studio for a MyVillage/MySchool card visit Cahoots in Design Kelvin Grove Club Lolo Baby Wear www.myvillage.co.za or to change Candice Willmot F Ken Williams KFM your charity nomination to include Cape Argus Flux Communications FOSAF (Federation of Southern African Khgomotso Mofokeng the Children's Hospital Trust as one Cape Talk Flyfishers) L of your beneficiaries call the Cape Town Male Voice Choir Francois Toerien L'aubade Customer Care Line on 0860 100 Cape Town's Child Cape Underwear Manufacturers Fresh FM Lindt chocolates ?? 445.) Channel Island Toys Freshpak Little Big Productions • Pinelands Stamp Circle for their Cha akery Frontline Productions Live Productions loyal support and commitment. Chattels Funland Amusements Louis Fourie – Citadel Private Client This philanthropic group of Chelsea Travel G Wealthcare philatelists encourages the public Chris & Nik Bladen Gerry Rantseli Lynton Hall to donate unwanted stamps or Chris Brewer Gina Athans M stamp collections to be sold to Clarins Glamour Mama Dance raise funds for the Hospital. Claudia Henkel Goldsmith & Jewellery Supplies Mara Louw Clovelly Country Club Gourmet Festival Marcell the Magician

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Mareli Esterhuizen Pick 'n Pay – Eerste Rivier TBSP Marius Roberts Pierre Hartzenberg Telpak Martin Peens PJ Powers Terry Norton Maverick Magazine Presley Chweneyagae Terry Pheto There are many ways in which you MAKING A DONATION Media24 Prof Paul Sulcas The Blue Peter Hotel can help the Children’s Hospital Megan Andrews The Farm R Trust make a real difference to our • Donate online. Go to www.kidzhospital.co.za Merrypak & Print CC The Range Ryan Weaver young patients. Remember, your Michelle Garforth Tilly Smith & Associates Publicists • Deposit money directly into the bank account of the Children’s Hospital Trust. S donation goes directly to the Michelle McLean SA Fashion Week Toshiba Western Cape Fax your deposit slip and contact details to (021) 686 7861 Midland Church of the Brethren Trade Centre Hospital to help build or upgrade Saatchi & Saatchi • Send a cheque made out to the Children’s Hospital Trust Milnerton Trade Centre Samsung Trevor Fish facilities, or buy much needed Moms in Motion Sandton Health Publication TUKS FM medical equipment, or to help • Go to your nearest EasyPay Pay-point and present this number to the cashier: Mr & Mrs D Sabor Santos U >>>>> 9 6100 686 7860 2. EasyPay pay-points include Pick ‘n Pay, Shoprite, Mr Andrew Bradley & Team teach and train paediatric Sappi Ultimate Kids Expo Checkers, Lewis, Score, Woolworths, Boxer stores, as well as selected Spar Mr Eagles medical staff. Sarie Ultra Sound, Stage & Lighting stores. Mr Lincoln Idas SASDI Uncle Barry's Ice Cream Mrs Andrews Saturday Strollers Union Swiss – Bio-Oil The direct benefits to you are: • Leave a gift in your will to the Children’s Hospital Trust Mrs J Roberts Save The Children UK V • For every donation of more than • Stage an event or fundraising drive nominating the Trust as beneficiary Mrs Phil Scott Sean Mills Vanessa Carreira R100 per annum, a tax Mrs Welby Solomons Selbys Vanessa Maccioni • Join our Regular Giving programme N Shell International & Local Verity certificate will be issued to you, Contact us to donate time or other Gifts-In-Kind, or to discuss your fundraising Nakedi Ribane Shoprite Checkers Vineyard Hotel & Spa as per Section 18A of the • idea Nashua Cape Cobras Silvermine Village Virgin Mobile Income Tax Act. South Africans Nederburg Silwood School of Catering Vivienne Dick can submit the receipt when Nestle – Milo Simba W completing their tax returns. Newsclip Media Monitoring Simon Rademan Wanda Baloi BANK DETAILS Nice Toilets Smarties Woolworths • Naming rights to a ward, an Nomadik Sotheby's Z area within the Hospital, or a South Africa: International: Nonhlanhla Gasa South African Medical Journal Zip Zap Circus piece of equipment is also Bank Account Name: The Children’s Bank Account Name: The Children’s Norman Callan Spectra Printing available for specified amounts, Hospital Trust Hospital Trust O St Cyprian's School Standard Bank: Rondebosch Standard Bank: Rondebosch or you can have a unique Disa Omo Steenberg Golf Estate Account Number: 071443126 Account Number: 071433090 Swarovski plant named after you. P Branch Code: 025009 Branch Code: 025 00911 Page 2 Pictures Swiss International Airlines • You can specify exactly what Swift Code: SBZAZAJJ Parties R Us Sylko you would like your donation to Fax your deposit slip and contact Bank Telephone Number: +27 21 680 Party Design T Philip Hills T4 Corporate Services be spent on and with the details to (021) 686 7861 4729 Picardie Spring Water Tanagra Children’s Hospital Trust there Pick 'n Pay Tau Game Lodge are no hidden administration Fax your deposit slip and contact costs whatsoever! details to + 27 21 686 7861

63 64 The Children’s Hospital Trust

Trustees Mr Peter James Dr Thomas Sutcliffe* Former Director, Safmarine Former Head of Health, PGWC. Mr Usman Ahmed Corporation Ltd Chairman of the Provincial Audit Managing Director, Flywell Travel Committee, Health Dr Penny Krige Professor David Beatty* Former Group General Manager Deputy Chairman, the Children’s – HR, Fedsure Financial Services Hospital Trust; Professor of the (Deceased 2006) Patrons Department of Paediatrics and Clinical Child Health University of Mr Don Macey Mr Christopher Beatty Cape Town PR Consultant and Lecturer; Director of Companies Chairman Delta Environmental Mr Allan Bell Centre JHB; Former Manager Mrs Amanda Bloch Retired Director of Companies Standard Bank Foundation Businesswoman and Fundraiser Mr John Bester* Professor Cas Motala* Mr Dudley Cloete-Hopkins The Team (in order left - right) Treasurer, the Children’s Hospital Senior Specialist and Senior Lecturer, Director, Alphen Hotel Joanne Hen-Boisen (Fundraising Manager) Trust; Financial Director, Personal Department of Paediatrics, University Trust Anne-Rose September (Finance Assistant) of Cape Town; Director Clinical Mrs Cynthia Cormack Services and Head of Allergy Clinic Tania Basson (Project Manager) Professor Sid Cywes Fundraiser, Guernsey, Channel at the Red Cross War Memorial Lizel Shepherd (Research Analyst) Professor Emeritus Department of Islands Children’s Hospital. Natasha Rossouw (Finance Manager) Paediatric Surgery University of Cape Town and Red Cross War Professor David Power Tara van Schalkwyk (Communications Coordinator: Events) Mr Chris Niland* Memorial Children’s Hospital Professor Emeritus of the Natalie Jean Earle (Communications Coordinator: Publicity) (Retired 2006) Chairman, the Children’s Hospital Department of Paediatrics and Trust; Attorney Helen White (Communications Manager) Child Health, University of Cape Mr Colin Elliott Town (Retired 2006) Ferosa Hendricks (Office Coordinator) Retired Director of Murray & Mr Ted Parlabean* Roberts (Retired 2006) Retired Chairperson of Barlow Dr Mamphela Ramphele Cape (Pty) Ltd Chair of Circle Capital Ventures Mrs Isabelle Franzen* and former Managing Director of Business Consultant Mr Themba Pasiwe The World Bank Director: Thembalethu Investment Mr Roy Gordon Holdings (Pty) Ltd. Director: Cape Dr Christo Wiese Former Group Managing Director, Town International Convention Chairperson, Pepkor Ltd and I&J Holdings; Director of AVI Ltd Centre Director of Companies

65 * = Executive Committee members The Fundraising Arm of the Red Cross War Memorial Hospital

The Children’s Hospital Trust Suite 259 Postnet X18 Rondebosch 7701 Cape Town South Africa

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