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Between February 2009 and June 2016, SA.MAST has spent over 99% of this fuel has been purchased using our garage card at petrol stations in Khayelitsha. In 2010 we asked Engen for help, and were refused out of hand. In April 2016 we asked for help again, this time to BP and Engen. Our attempts to educate BP and Engen on the massive role we are playing in the urban renewal and rehabilitation of Khayelitsha, including substantial contributions towards the improved health & safety of residents and an environment that supports township tourism and small business development, has fallen on deaf ears. SEE SA.MAST PROFILE FOR MORE INFO
Ms Melanie Holland, W.C. CSI Director Mr. Mntu Nduvane, National CSI Director
Ms Mandisa Nonandi Mobaso, Government & Public Affairs Manager Ms Natie Maphanga, Head: Government & Public Affairs
The overall message contained in their generic refusal letters: The work we do and the patronage they have received is of little to no value to Engen or BP and not a single tank of fuel will be sponsored. Not one.
We wonder how many of their South African employees, such as their office cleaners, cashiers and petrol pump attendants live in Khayelitsha and how many of these people and their families have been directly or indirectly helped by SA.MAST?
Can you spare a few tanks of fuel? Will you help us cross the finishing line of this massive campaign by supplying some of the fuel we need to collect and return 2000 patients? An unprecedented 80% sterilisation coverage rate for this massive area can be reached by the end of 2016… if you decide to be a South African Hero. Sincerely, Tamsin & the SA.MAST Team
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