It’s almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

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It’s almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run. The event is held yearly, on the last Sunday of November. This year, Killarney is hosting the 43rd edition of the Cape Town Toy Run.

 

It’s almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

 

The event sees thousands of bikers from across Southern Africa get together to donate toys to children in need. These thousands of children live in foster homes, orphanages, clinics, places of safety, grassroots daycare centres and creches in the Western Cape.

 

It's almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

43rd annual Cape Town Toy Run

 

The yearly Toy Run is one of the world’s biggest motorcycle charity events. The first one took place in 1983 in Cape Town, and 76 motorcycles were in attendance. Today, thousands of bikers from the region come and support the event.

 

It's almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

After more than four decades

 

The Toy Run is a registered charity that gives toys to vulnerable children. If not for this event, some of these kids would never have received a gift like this.

 

It's almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

The Toy Run isn’t just for bikers

 

Thousands of riders on motorcycles of every size and genre will converge on Killarney at the end of the month. There’s also going to be live music and entertainment, food, drinks and market stalls. And all you need to enter is a toy or toys.

 

A toy or toys are your entrance fee

 

You are invited to join in the good cause. You don’t have to have a bike; anybody who is ready to give back for the benefit of those who are in need is welcome.

 

It's almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run

Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia joined the media world in 1996 and in 2001, she took her first steps in the broadcasting world. In her free time, she likes to go on adventures in the city. She also likes to learn new dances, not that she is any good at that.

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