Get ready to make a real impact across South Africa’s university campuses with the ShowUs initiative! We’re calling on all Varsity Football teams to step up and be part of a movement that’s all about positive change and community support.

Here’s How You Can Get Involved:

1. Adopt a Program: Each Varsity Football team is encouraged to choose a community program to support. This can be an existing initiative or something new that your team is passionate about. Your goal is to engage meaningfully and make a difference.

2. Engage and Document: Roll up your sleeves and dive into your chosen program. Whether you’re volunteering, fundraising, or providing other forms of support, make sure to document your activities. Capture the moments through photos, videos, and posts to showcase your efforts and the impact you're making.

3. Share on Social Media: Use your social media platforms to highlight your team’s involvement and the positive changes you’re contributing to. Share your stories, experiences, and the difference you’re making to inspire others.

Varsity Sports will be actively monitoring these posts. We’ll reshare the most impactful stories and feature them on our website, giving your efforts the recognition they deserve.

We have the power to drive change and make a difference. Show us what you’re doing to improve South Africa. Show us the impact you’re making in your community. Show us how you’re uplifting those around you. Tag us in your social media posts and let’s spread a message of positivity and change.

Together, let’s make 2024 a year where we shine brighter, make a bigger impact, and create a South Africa we can all be proud of.

Read about the great work each university is doing below:

UWC Football Club’s ShowUs Initiative: Empowering Youth through Project Playground

Kovsie Football Teams Up with UFS Protection Services to Combat Violent Crimes as a part of their ShowUs initiative

CUT Football Empowering the Mangaung Metro Community through ShowUs Initiative

TUT’s Commitment to Fighting Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Continues