R50 can win you a Merylene Railton painting
In this case, it's Bevan Lingard, and he's inviting the public to support his journey by entering a one-of-a-kind fundraising raffle.
The Boksburg resident has earned his place as a finalist in the prestigious Mr Global SA competition. Now, Bevan is turning to his community for support, offering a chance to win a beautiful original painting while helping him prepare for the national stage.
Win an original artwork by Merylene Railton
One lucky winner will receive a 60cm by 60cm original acrylic painting by renowned artist Merylene Railton of Illovo Art Gallery, valued at R2 000.
Known for her vibrant style and emotive use of colour, Railton's work features in many private collections.
Tickets cost R50 each, and the final draw will take place on July 20.
For more information, contact Bevan on 083 559 5010.
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