2014College ANNUAL of REPORT

2014 Annual Report 1 ANNUAL REPORT for the year ended 31 December 2014

Country of Incorporation South Africa Nature of Organisation The Association is a non-profit organisation incorporated in terms of the Non-profit Organisations Act 1977, on 9 December 1999, Registration Number 007-517 NPO, PBO Number: 930 019 992 Nature of Operations The aim of this organisation is to see lives and communities transformed through the provision of education and development programmes with a specific emphasis on educational enrichment and supplementary tuition targeting the full diversity of the South African Youth. The organisation achieves this objective through the medium of the performing arts, with an emphasis on magic and the allied arts.

Street Address 215 Imam Haron Rd (formerly Lansdowne Rd) Claremont 7700 South Africa Postal Address PO Box 2479 Clareinch 7740 Cape Town South Africa Telephone +27 21 683 5480 Fax +27 21 683 1970 Website www.collegeofmagic.com Auditors Horwath Zeller Karro Chartered Accountants (S.A.) Registered Accountants and Auditors product, their pricing, where best to perform and how • To enrich the educational experience through to promote it. Many of our graduates have become nurturing confident, balanced, disciplined, professional entertainers and we want ensure that a organised, creative individuals and leaders with core element in our curriculum is to equip our students hope for the future. to be job-makers and to have a positive, transforming • To provide supplementary tuition in order to socio-economic impact throughout their adult lives develop skills in performance, design, teamwork using the skills that they have developed whilst and theatrical & video arts and provide access studying at the College. to employment opportunities through training, information, services and resources. In the past year our board has grappled with how to • To provide outreach programmes to previously position the organisation to ensure that we learn from disadvantaged youth that enables them and leverage all of our experience, continue to do to become accomplished entertainers and the activities that differentiate us and give rise to the contribute constructively to their community and Birthday Bash illusion show impact we have had, whilst enhancing and shaping audience development. the organisation to continue to meet the growing • To enhance the school curriculum using the needs of our society. Most of the re-stated objectives performing arts to enrich and supplement the have been part of our DNA for many years but we learning areas of science, mathematics, English College of Magic felt it was important to re-fresh these to assist us to language, problem solving, life orientation and 2014 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT articulate our activities and impact across a broad and arts & culture. diverse group of stakeholders. Part of this has been to • To research and preserve the history and he College of Magic is an organisation that breeds we chat about shows they have performed in, what more clearly articulate our aim in the form of a revised heritage of the theatrical art of magic. Thope and transformation whilst we work with they are learning, shows they are developing, new Mission Statement which is now: a diverse group of South Africa’s Youth. The rich magic they are working on and sometimes they These are exciting times for our country and for the ”The aim of this organisation is to see lives variety of courses and programmes that we offer are share aspects of their personal lives which I have College of Magic. There are so many opportunities yet and communities transformed through the carefully designed and positioned to provide education the privilege to speak into. I can see in their faces at the same time so much need to ensure that we provision of education and development and development that complements, enhances the joy and enthusiasm that the College environment prepare our young people to seize and maximise the programmes with a specific emphasis on and extends what our young people are learning in fosters and I always come away deeply encouraged impact that these opportunities promise. I would like educational enrichment and supplementary the school curriculum and we do this through the and proud. My experience is just one of many such to say a HUGE thank you to David (our Director), the tuition targeting the full diversity of the South performing arts. connections that our staff and students have - formal dedicated full time staff, our amazing and generous African Youth. The organisation achieves and informal, teaching, training and coaching – which part-time teaching staff as well as our sponsors, our 2014 has been another fantastic year in the life of this objective through the medium of the are the heartbeat of this College. dedicated management board, our parents, past the College and it is such a joy to be a part of this performing arts, with an emphasis on magic graduates and friends. It is this incredible stakeholder inspiring organisation. I love attending the shows The College has always provided our students with and the allied arts.” and watching students from such diverse backgrounds great skills in creativity and innovation which, together community that holds us together, keeps us going and overcome obstacles like fear, doubt and anxiety and with hope, are vital in developing entrepreneurial This exercise has also included re-stating our objectives who collectively provide the wind under our wings so replace these with hope, confidence, self-esteem and thinking and establishing an entrepreneurial mind- to more clearly describe what we are doing. Our that the College of Magic can fly. dreams for the future. I also enjoy just “hanging set. Over the past few years we have been more revised Objectives are: • To holistically educate young people from diverse Bruce Hutchison out” at the College on Saturday mornings, interacting purposeful in this space teaching our senior class CHAIRMAN with the students and staff (most of whom are also how to write a business plan as well as running backgrounds, especially marginalised youth. graduates). They are so confident, greet me by name entrepreneurship contests, which include a live • To develop employable skills and to foster an and shake hands always asking how I am and then performance to “demonstrate and test out” their entrepreneurial culture.

4 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 5 The 2014 Graduating Class, Staff and Senior Award Winners. College of Magic ABOVE LEFT Confident Sesona 2014 DIRECTOR’S REPORT ‘struts his stuff’ at the V&A Waterfront. ABOVE RIGHT he College of Magic continues to transform lives students training at the College of Magic. Arriving Sesona, proud to receive the Tand communities through the provision of education at the College of Magic on Saturday mornings he is Junior Juggling Trophy. LEFT & and development programmes to the full diversity of greeted by Isaac Gama, our own magical concierge. BELOW LEFT Young performers the South African youth. To describe and evaluate He then joins other Magic in the Community students mystify audiences at the the incredible ‘magic’ of 2014 succinctly in a short for a delicious sponsored breakfast prepared by Ann ‘Umlingo Festival of Excellence’. report is no easy feat. I like to describe our mission Pawley and her tuckshop team. Then it is off to the BELOW RIGHT Students of the as “transforming lives – one at a time!” and have various classes where Sesona and many other junior Kimberley College of Magic at decided to take you dear reader, on a journey through students enjoyed an active year of magic lessons and their Graduation Ceremony at the amazing 2014 year – ‘one life at a time’. the Kimberley City Hall. activities, including a lending library, internet access, the ‘5- Hour Club’, tutorials and various social events. Our social workers Ashleigh, Cleo, Katherine and Luzuko, interns from the , played a valuable role in providing an extra level of care for our students’ needs. Sesona’s 2014 highlight was without a doubt, the “World of Magic Show” expertly directed by Chad Findlay. Sesona was able to demonstrate some of his new found juggling skills, Sesona was one of the youngest cast members work in a closely knit team and exude that amazing in “The World of Magic”. The show entertained trait of “self-esteem”. He managed to gain a level thousands of holiday makers at the V&A Waterfront 3 in the new juggling grades introduced by juggling during October. Sesona lives in – he instructor, Mike Barta. In 2015 he plans to impress loves magic and juggling. He is one of more than 200 with pass juggling in a new stage juggling act.

6 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 7 effort to keep our training ‘alive and inspirational’. LEFT On top of the world – Zelda Amon enjoys the sights A further twelve graduates attended the 2014 Staff from Table Mountain – ‘Imagination is a powerful force!’ Development Course, making the prospects for BELOW Leader Edwin Tsiolo entertains the Northern Cape the 2015 voluntary teaching staff even brighter. Premier, Sylvia Lucas, with some sleight-of-hand at the Mawonga is also an intern at the College of Magic 2014 BRICS expo in Kimberley. and is intimately connected with preparing lessons, prop & costume management and mentoring our students. With expert medical help he was fortunate to regain full use of his hand and went on to compete in the 2014 Entrepreneurship contest with a new show entitled ‘Disappear’. Although he did not win the contest, (Bryan Miles & Andrew Klazinga took the honours) his show was a big success and many lessons, especially entrepreneurial, were learned. With directorial help from Stuart Lightbody he plans in 2015 to take ‘Disappear’ to the National Arts World Tourism Day. Sadly, towards the end of 2014 Sesona’s teacher is Mawonga – Mawonga’s Festival in Grahamstown. Sadly, one of Mawonga’s Outreach Zelda had a dream or two come true in 2014! She year started badly when he almost lost the use of past College of Magic teachers, Khonzani Lembeni, after 5 years, the financial support of the Department flew in an airplane and visited Cape Town – both for his right hand in an accident. Mawonga is one of passed away in 2014. Although he had worked at of Economic Affairs and Tourism came to an end at the the first time! Zelda is one of eighty-six students at more than thirty graduates comprising our voluntary the Two Oceans Aquarium for many years, Khonzani same time as the retirement of Mr Patrick Seboko, the the Kimberley College of Magic in the Northern Cape. teaching staff who generously ‘give back’. This is fondly remembered for his wonderful contribution to man who was instrumental in founding the Kimberley Her journey to Cape Town, with Malane Barlow, our leadership body participated in ongoing training the College of Magic, especially at the inception of the College of Magic. In October Zelda and her friends Kimberley co-ordinator, and four of her colleagues was in 2014, playfully referred to as ‘Course 7’, in an ‘Magic in the Community’ project. helped construct the College of Magic exhibition at the to participate in a 4 day workshop at the College of 2014 BRICS Expo in Kimberley and entertained the Magic in Cape Town. It proved to be a journey of a delegates and guests in an effort to attract attention lifetime. The Kimberley College of Magic, organised to our funding plight. The Northern Cape is in dire by Steve Sandomierski, continued to meet at the need of youth programmes with proven track records. recently renovated Kimberley Teachers’ Centre, We have turned to other potential sponsors to keep where thanks to Dr Leon De Vries, we were given our the dreams of Zelda and her friends in the Northern own exclusive storage room. Zelda helped pack and Cape alive. decorate this room, which included a lovely collection of apparatus from the estate of magician, . Imagination Being cut into three pieces in the ‘Zig-Zag’ illusion was Amy was one of more than 40 local lady magicians a novel experience for Zelda at the Annual Graduation celebrating Women’s Day in a special fun evening at Ceremony held at the Kimberley City Hall in June, the College of Magic in August. Amy, a senior student, where she along with her colleagues received various had a busy and successful year participating in the awards. The Kimberley College of Magic’s profile has Close-up contest, the Stage contest, the Allied arts LEFT Mawonga entertains at St Anthony’s pre-school in grown rapidly in the Northern Cape with appearances contest, Puppet Idols and the Children’s Entertainment Langa. ABOVE Past graduate and staff member, Khonzani at, among others, the Gariep Festival and the Contest. Amy, encouraged by puppet instructor Carlo Lembeni, passed away in 2014. Hakskeenpan World Land Speed Record site as part of Penso, has a special love for puppetry and a highlight 8 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 9 LEFT Chris Capehart amazes a College audience GRADUATE EXCELLENCE IN 2014 during his September visit to SA. BELOW Sonwabile receives his Junior Student of the Year Trophy from • ONE-MAN SHOWS AT THE NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL, CAPE TOWN FRINGE Chairman, Bruce Hutchison at the 2014 Annual FESTIVAL, PERTH ARTS FESTIVAL, PRAGUE ARTS FESTIVAL, AMSTERDAM Graduation Ceremony. FESTIVAL - STUART LIGHTBODY • THE AWARD FOR BEST SOUTH AFRICAN FEATURE FILM AND ALSO DIRECTOR IN A SOUTH AFRICAN FEATURE FILM FOR ‘LOVE THE ONE YOU LOVE’ - JENNA BASS • ONE WEEK’S PERFORMANCE AT THE WORLD FAMOUS , HOLLYWOOD, USA - AIDAN KNOTT AKA BRYAN MILES • OPENING ACT AT THE 2014 SCIENCE OLYMPIAD IN GRAHAMSTOWN - OLWETHU DYANTYI • THE TIMES COMIC’S PEN AWARD - CONRAD KOCH’S CHESTER MISSING • DAVID BERGLAS MILLENIUM AWARD - MICHELLE GORE of the year was a ‘personal’ virtual tour of Steve Amy has been selected to join the Project America Axtell’s Puppet factory in the USA. Amy was happy team in 2015 and hopes to meet the iconic duo. with her many achievements and gladly volunteers to perform at the dozens of charity shows that the Excellence who had been shot in Khayelitsha. Sonwabile had had of the Year trophy at the graduation ceremony. He College performs throughout the year. Her amazing Sonwabile was brought to the annual graduation a tough year. His family’s informal house had burnt travelled home with friends and family in a specially 2014 record of excellence saw her winning the ceremony at Rondebosch Boys High School in down earlier in the year – he managed to save his arranged taxi. Siegfried & Roy SARMOTI Scholarship. Siegfried & November in a police van. No, he had not been College of Magic Trophy from the fire. Nevertheless Roy - our ‘godfathers in magic’ continue to be a pillar arrested – he was just receiving some VIP treatment he worked hard at his magic and mime and managed Belonging Dougen’s 2014 moment was walking out on stage of support – for which we and Amy are most grateful. having run late after attending the funeral of his uncle to enter the TV show, ‘SA’s Got Talent’. A highlight for Sonwabile was the visit of USA magician, Chris at the Western Cape Junior Magician Championships Capehart and his wife Cheryl, to the College of to receive the 2014 Junior Stage Champion Award. Magic in September. Thanks to Craig Mitchell who This was the culmination of months of work on his organised the visit, Chris wowed the students both ‘dove magic act’, the creation of which formed part of in Cape Town and in Kimberley and made a special appearance at the Baxter Theatre. Sonwabile is sponsored by local graduate, Guy van der Walt, as part of the the Sponsor-a-Student campaign. In 2014 sponsors increased by more than 100% - much to our delight in a difficult fundraising environment. The College of Magic depends heavily on sponsorship and fundraising and we are hence incredibly grateful to those of you who continue to support our students and programmes. Sonwabile ended his year presenting an enjoyable diploma performance. His hard work paid off and ABOVE LEFT Amy performing at the Festival ABOVE RIGHT Azrah and Lwanga joined a cast of more than 100 students he walked away not only with his Junior Magicians and graduates for the 2014 Traditional Children’s Magic Festival – the festival drew record audiences. Diploma but also with the coveted Junior Student

10 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 11 his Waldorf School Grade 12 Project. The development planted is tangible and needs to be experienced to be LEFT Dougen Hall with friend, Asiphe Mnqika, Stage & Close- of acts are wonderful for nurturing creativity and believed. Our long-awaited glossy prospectus became up Magic Champions at the Baxter Theatre in September. They stimulating good teamwork. Many experts and a reality in 2014 thanks to Chad Findlay Creative will travel together to the United States of America in October visiting artists help inspire this creativity though and various sponsors. This useful document contains 2015. BELOW Dougen Hall creating ‘dove magic’! personal sessions or group workshops. Pickpocket, all the basic information about the College of Magic Christian Lindeman lectured at the College, courtesy that interested parties may require. The ceiling in the of Eddy Cassar of the Cape Town Comedy Festival. Imagination Centre was fitted in 2014 thanks to Morgan & West, performing at the new Cape Town Rama Govender of Saint-Gobain Gyproc and Yassiem Fringe Arts Festival were another highlight for our Burton of YB Ceilings, providing much needed sound students. Dougen was especially inspired by teacher and heat insulation. The development of our eco- Lance Job. Dougen’s act is one of dozens that theatre and the ‘greening of the garden’ conjured up shine a beacon of hope on the future of this young by ‘garden magicians’ Bruce Beyer and Marijke Honig generation. The ‘Umlingo Festival of Excellence’ and generously sponsored by the NLDTF has made a at the Baxter Theatre complex was a busy day for huge impact for all our members and visitors. Another Dougen as he had also been selected to compete in NLDTF project - the newly decorated and fitted the Close-up Championships which took place earlier museum has been an immediate hit! It is through in the day at the same venue (Not to mention the funding of this kind that the College of Magic has LEFT & BELOW LEFT Ayesha with the College popular Street Magic Contest). Thanks to Fazielah been able to grow our projects and impact……a of Magic staff … and greeting emcee Sam Williams’ amazing publicity, it was wonderful to need that Ayesha has recognised, prompting her to and at the 2014 Chrildren’s Magic Festival see packed houses and the tremendous community join the College’s full-time team in 2015. Ayesha BELOW RIGHT The new Museum houses participation in this event. will assist Marian Williamson in the vital area of fascinating magical fare ... Beautiful flowers fundraising. A major campaign in 2015 will be raising and foliage abound in the new ‘Garden Creativity funds to build the long anticipated and much needed Development Project’. Ayesha joined the College of Magic in January 2014 Media Centre. We have been most encouraged by as an intern from CPUT. Studying Public relations she the sponsorship for equipment for the centre by the quickly assumed these duties in the main office, where International Brotherhood of Magicians. she was joined by our new friendly receptionist, Lauren Veary later in the year. Under the guidance of our very Community competent administrative manager, Visha Govender, In closing I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you Ayesha trained in her new position which included to my board of trustees for their solid support, my organising the busy Magic Classroom programme. dedicated staff and to everyone who is contributing She together with Prof Bayla, Monwabisi and Kabelo to the magical transformation, which our organisation welcomed almost 3000 learners and teachers from is achieving! Times are tough and we need your more than 50 schools in 2014. Ayesha found the help more than ever in 2015 - please be part of ‘Young Minds Awake’ programme sponsored by transforming more lives – your support will make it the HCI Foundation to be so moving. These young happen – be the ‘magic’ - one life at a time. learners from marginalised areas are transported on David Gore Golden Arrow buses to the College for the 2 hour DIRECTOR curriculum based hands-on science programme. It may be just 2 hours – but the ‘seed of hope’ that is 12 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 13 The College of Magic (Registration number 007‐517NPO) 2014 THANK YOU! Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2014 Corinne Abel City of Cape Town David Gordon Trevor Lewis Carlo Penso Darren Steward Statement of Financial Performance Fred Abrahamse Hilary Cloete Chris Gore Stuart Lightbody Wade Petersen Saint – Gobain Gyproc Figures in Rand 2014 2013 Wayne Abrahamse Stephen Cloete David Gore Christian Lindemann Pick ‘n Pay Dustin Stinnett Suzanne Ackerman Lee Cohen Joe & Tanya Gore Jared Lipsitz Jason Potgieter Markus Stipp Revenue Ackerman Pick ‘n Pay Coimbra Matthew Gore Katherine Lister Marcel Pretorius Stuart Taylor Grants received: National Lotteries Board 417.766 626.648 Foundation Dorothy Cole Michelle Gore Gay Ljungberg Elke Prinz Tech X Luke Africa Tim Coles Patrick & Colleen Gore Nieke Lombard Wolfram Prinz Robert Tekenbroek Grants received: The National Arts Council 130.000 190.000 Ayona Aguele-Trimnell Michael & Mary Colley Robert Gore Ernest Louw Marcel Pruwer Charles Tertiens Grants received: HCI Foundation 75.000 60.000 Russel Aitkenhead Alan Committie Simon & Bridget Gore Xolisile Magwanya Fred Rasmussen Linesri Thaver Grants received: DCAS 56.087 70.000 Nomaseti Alfred David Copperfield Tim Gore Yadhir Maharaj Reading Language Gym Alan Thompson Grants received: Siegfried and Roy 56.955 45.579 Steve Cuiffo Rama Govender Bengt Malmgren Rhosigns Siyanda Tofile Grants received: Other 86.677 53.450 Artscape Audience Visha Govender Gabriel Marchand Wolfgang Riebe Hayley Tomes Sponsor‐a‐Student 168.354 61.652 Development Shahn Dee Kyle Gray Jenny Marchand Jill Ritchie Edwin Tsiolo Grant Atkinson Ralph De Hahn Philip Halprin Carole Marcil Nicholas Rix Sithembele Tyutula Fundraising Income 286.794 385.340 Matthew Baldwin Marinus & Yvette Ethel Hamman Diane May Kathy & Dave Robins Colin Underwood College Fees 461.241 432.904 Steve & Heidi Banachek De Kok Pit Hartling Monwabisi Mbobo Katharina Rogenhofer V&A Waterfront Magic Classroom 53.196 34.635 Malane Barlow Dell Computers Lee Hathaway David McLaren Darren Romeo Matthew Van Blerck Other Income 136.301 135.364 Wendy & Bruce Barnes Leon De Vries HCI Foundation McLaren Circus Rondebosch Boys’ High Chris Van der Maas Special Project Income ‐Kimberley 1,061.022 717.133 Barross Automation Delta Airlines Bill Herz Manipulix School Carol Van der Rheede Keith Barry Jack Diamond Marijke Honig Jeff McBride Paul-Erik Rosenbaum Guy & Ploy Van der Special Project Income ‐Project Vegas 118.517 Justin Barry Simon Dimaio Wayne & Fran Houchin Glenn McMeeking Matthew Ross Walt 2,989.393 2,931.222 Lorna & John Barry Olwethu Dyantyi Arvid Huss Gudrun & Wolfgang North Haven Rotary Brigid Van der Michael Barta Heidi Edson Bruce & Laura Hutchison Messelken Club Westhuizen Operating expenses Jenna Bass Nicholas Einhorn Isipho Marketing Joel Meyerowitz Daniel Roth Loraine Van der Accounting fees 21.294 17.802 Ed Bastian Tim Ellis Moeniel Jacobs Joy Millar SA Online Westhuizen Advertising 69.304 35.256 Sinethemba Bawuti Eric Eswin Brad Jacobs Nicholas Miller Michael Saharin Peter Vanne Auditors' remuneration 14.250 13.680 Jean Baxen Jeff & Tessa Evason Vincenzo Janne Robyn Mitchell Cuba Sambeso Lauren Veary Bad debts 30.385 10.605 Baxter Theatre Grant & Benita Faiers Ayesha Janodien Craig Mitchell Irfaan Samsodien Villa Eugénie Bank charges 22.909 19.074 Jonathan Beare Naseema Fakir Joshua Jay Thandi Modibela Steve Sandomierski Michael Vincent David Ben Siphiwe Fangase Keith Jenkings Mo Moorad Wendt Saurma-Jeltsch Charmaine Visser Computer expenses 9.992 16.258 David Berglas Shawn Farquhar Lance Job Shafieka Moos Jane Visser Consumables 22.933 19.031 Bruce Beyers Glenn Farrington Beca Jones Riaad Moosa Carol & Justin Schroeder Mandy Watson Depreciation, amortisation and impairments 57.538 27.149 Gay Blackstone Terry Fator Eric Jones Kabelo Moreheng Helene Schoeman Chris Wayne Employee costs 1,251.840 1,078.875 Rich Bloch Michael Fenwick David Karpul Morgan & West Patrick Seboko Albert Webster Function and graduation expenditure 66.500 80.354 Peter Bloom Azriel & Moyra Fine Richard Kaufman Nicolette Moses Mike Segal Gary Weedon Anna-Marie Blumears Foundation David Kaye Erik Mulder Lesley Seitshegeco Tara Weinberg Fundraising 50.573 89.587 Dean Bodenham Lara Foot Greg Kaylor Bruce Munton Brent September Bill & Becki Wells Insurance 27.756 25.855 Phillip Boruchowitz Ed Forrester James Kernen Jean-Pierre Murray-Kline Pippa Shaper Adam West LEAP project 92.377 190.636 Khadija Brey Berniece Friedmann Tebogo Keswa Elizabeth Nadler-Nir Pam & John Sharp Gabrielle Westvig Library Cost 15.185 13.620 Matthew Bright Adrian Galley Ashleigh Kew Nassau Theatre Ryan Sharp Western Cape Magic in the Community Projects 118.140 158.236 Jesse Brooks Jahn Gallo Kirstenhof Motors National Arts Council Ran’D Shine Department of Cultural Magic Classroom 9.816 9.539 Rouxnet Brown Isaac Gama Rune Klan National Lottery Luzuko Sidimba Affairs & Sport Graeme Bunce Evan Gambardella Andrew Klazinga Distribution Trust Fund Siegfried & Roy Boris Wild Postage, Telephone, Internet & fax 49.666 42.049 Sam Burrows Thandiwe Garrett Aidan Knott Sesethu Ndengane Stewart Sims-Handcock Fatima Williams Printing, stationery & photocopier rental 44.126 38.648 Yassiem Burton Mawonga Gayiya Conrad Koch Brooke Neilsen Pieter Slabbert Fazielah Williams Project Kimberley 536.058 248.393 Nombulelo Buthelezi Genii Magazine Petra Krupp Nkumbuzo Nkonyana Eldred & Ann Smith George Williams Project Vegas 2.000 117.061 Chris & Cheryl Capehart Saul Gerdis Gavin Kruse Tara Notcutt Hannah-Rose Smith Keenan Williams Repairs , maintenance & Security 41.168 27.557 Canon South Africa Mark Gibson Sarah Kusché Adri Norton Larry Soffer Barry Williamson Eddy Cassar Terry Godfrey Termain Kyles Rolf-Stephan Nussbaum Soundworks Carol Williamson Training & Staff Development Costs 169.157 158.357 Catholic Mission Aid Golden Arrow Leander Lacey Foundation Chris Strangways-Dixon Kenneth Williamson Utilities 55.123 51.645 CBA Minolta Community Jeremy Lawrence Monica Nyakatya St Elmo’s Claremont Marian Williamson Other Costs 70.799 42.498 Photocopiers Transport Support Adrian Le Roux Tom Ogden Standard Bank CSI Beryl Wilson 2,848.889 2,531.765 Chad Findlay Creative Programme Marlene Le Roux Marcel Oudejans Hillette Stapelberg Estate Ron Wilson Surplus for the year 140.504 399.457 Lynette Chappell Jennifer Goldstein Jacques Le Sueur George Parker Dan, Heather & family Elaine Wynn Francis Chouler Jann Goodsell Vaughan Leader Ann & Roger Pawley Stein YB Ceilings Cirque du Soleil Alex Gordon Mzukisi Lembeni Steven Pawley Jay Sterling Di Zimmerman Download the complete audited report at www.collegeofmagic.com/2014afs.pdf 14 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 2014 College of Magic Annual Report 15 Feel the magic of hope ... MEET A YOUNG DREAMER Faced with such overwhelming odds, South Africa’s youth are blighted by a landscape of hopelessness and destitution. A future without hope is a scary one indeed. The College of Magic believes that young people need to understand that their circumstances are not the only factors that determine their destiny - they must be given the hope and skills to create, shape, participate in and plan their own future. You can help make a dream come true by contributing to the education of a talented youngster. The College of Magic is an organisation that has, for over 35 years, nurtured and empowered young South Africans. We’d love you to get involved. Please consider bequeathing something to the College of Magic in your Will - we would be most grateful. www.sponsorastudent.co.za

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