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MSP Developments is proud to be the title sponsor of the SA Legends Cup programme donating R400 000 to the cause. The aim of the programme is to introduce 5 000 school children to rugby and to encourage the game in Cape Town’s townships.

The Legends Cup, through “VUKA Tournaments”, aims to establish a rugby-playing culture over 50 schools, most of which do not currently play the game, as well as providing a competitive framework for the schools in four identified zones, namely Mitchells Plain, Khayaletshia, Gugulethu/Nyanga and Langa.

The initiative is a partnership between SA Rugby Legends Association, Ubumbo, UCTRFC, the Department of Education, and the Western Province Rugby Football Union and is endorsed by SA Rugby.

This project will give promising youngsters from disadvantaged communities the opportunity to develop their skills and receive top coaching. MSP’s involvement with the Legends Cup is the start of a great long-term partnership and will create opportunities for unprivileged youngsters to become part of a trust which will guide them through their childhood keeping them on the right track and part of something remarkable.

MSP Group has once again shown their support and commitment to community sports development by donating a scoreboard to the Totius Primary School in Bellville. Also known for their support of the Durbanville and Bellville Rugby Club, the MSP Group understands that talented players must be nurtured from a young age and aims to be a part of developing the skills of our youth.

Sports co-ordinator Anton Dippenaar says: “It is a magnificent scoreboard that can be used for both rugby and cricket, we would like to give a personal thanks to MSP Group CEO Riaan Roos for making this all possible and for everything else they have done for us in the past.”

MSP Group initiated a site visit to the Khayelitsha Rape Crisis Centre which forms part of the bigger Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust in the Western Cape, offering long-term counselling to rape victims in the area. MSP extended the building, which now includes more extensive facilities, and installed a billboard to boost the awareness around the centre and clearly show residents where it is located. MSP Group has also faciltated a fund raising event and is committed to a long term relationship with the Rape Crisis Centre.

MSP CEO is a big fan of rugby, and the group is main sponsor of Durbell Rugby Club. The Club has a number of development rugby teams, and organises rugby matches for them with the teams in the surrounding areas.

 

 

MSP Group supports the Dyer Island Conservation Trust. One of their campaigns creates shelters for the penguin colony on Dyer Island. MSP Group delivers one little penguin house for every completed home we deliver in the Western Cape, set to be at least 1000 a year. Clients will receive a certificate of sponsorship and penguin information, their names will be included on a donor board, and they will receive regular project updates.
For more information visit the Dyer Island Conservation Trust website at www.dict.org.za.

MSP Developments assisted a soup kitchen project to ensure full tummies in Sir Lowry’s Pass Village last festive season. The soup kitchen, coordinated by 10 local mothers, fed up to 500 needy children.

MSP Developments is changing the face of the Sir Lowry’s Pass area. Phase one of a five phase development was recently completed and will impact positively on surrounding areas. The project includes 520 new households and a commercial and retail component.