South Africa Project launched a fan page as well as a group on Facebook.

Here is what we will do and won’t do with the group and the fan page:
We will act responsibly and will never send you any spam mails.   We will keep you posted about milestones for South Africa Project and let you know about major initiatives – including fund raising and awareness campaigns.

All other news will be communicated via our blog RSS feed or our Twitter feed. They will also be posted at our fan page & group but we won’t send you another message for that.

Why do we have a fan page and a group on Facebook?
The fan page let’s us post more information (i.e. the donate button;-). But the group makes it easier for you to invite your friends as well. Ideally we’d like to see you on the group and the fan page but if you only want to join one we’d prefer the fan page.

Why should I invite my friends to join your group?
We believe that our attempt of tying rape prevention & other causes into the 2010 Soccer World Cup is a big challenge but also a huge possibility.

The more people are watching us the more validity our project is getting. You inviting your friends to our group (and them doing the same thing) could actually make a big difference. It is the easiest way for us to show support for our focus areas.

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