Dear Walking The Talk Foundation, On behalf of Mason Lincoln Special School, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your generous support in providing our learners with essential items, including underwear, socks, running shoes, a laminator, and stationery. These contributions have made a significant difference in the daily lives of our learners. The running shoes have enabled our learners to participate comfortably in physical activities, promoting them overall well-being. The underwear and socks have ensured the that our children feel dignified and cared for, while the stationery has greatly improved their ability to engage in their lessons. Additionally, the laminator has helped us preserve important learning materials, enhancing our teaching resources. Your kindness and commitment to uplifting underprivileged school like ours are truly appreciated. The impact of your support goes beyond just supplies it has brought joy, confidence, and motivation to our learners. Thank you for Walking The Talk and making a real difference in our school community.

West Park School is incredibly grateful to the Walking the Talk Foundation for organizing a fantastic 5 km charity walk in support of our special needs school. Their dedication, along with the generosity of the sponsors, made this event a huge success. A great thank you goes to Macsteel Cares, for their huge contribution in assisting our school and always believing in us. The prizes we won will have a meaningful impact on our learners, providing them with the resources and opportunities they deserve. Thank you Dale and the team from the Walking the Talk Foundation for making a real difference in our community! We are looking forward to pin this event on our yearly calendar!

My name is Bahatii Sithole, SABC News News Producer. The first time I heard about Walking The Talk Foundation mission to help schools who were affected by floods I was filled with emotion, then I thought that this is a story that needed to be told. I did not know what impact it would make to people. For me, Dale's walk from Jhb to DBN was an evidence that with sheer determination and faith nothing is impossible. What a way of bringing communities together!

Dear Mr. Dale and the Walking the Talk Foundation Team, We would like to express our deepest gratitude to you and your organization for the numerous donations and support you have provided to Durban School for the Hearing Impaired at Amanzimtoti. Your generosity has had a profoundly positive impact on our special needs learners. The items you have donated, including underwear, socks, books, skills resources, and teaching and learning resources, have been invaluable in supporting their educational journey. We are thrilled to see our learners, staff, and parents benefiting from your kindness. Your commitment to supporting learners with special needs is truly inspiring, and we are grateful that you keep them in your heart, mind, and thoughts. May God bless you abundantly for your selflessness and kindness.

The above deep rural and disadvantage school located at Embo just 56km west of Amanzimtoti would like to extend its sincerest gratitude for the continued assistance and support from your organisation. The school has received support from you in the form of a multifunctional printer and our learners have received under wears, socks and cold drinks. And that has brought smiles to their faces and a sense of dignity. May Our Almighty Jehovah continue growing your organisation from strength to strength in its endeavour to change the lives of learners in a positive manner.