Tyler Leigh Vivier is the Editor for Good Things Guy.
Her passion is to spread good news across South Africa with a big focus on environmental issues, animal welfare and social upliftment. Outside of Good Things Guy, she is an avid reader, gardener, bird watcher and loves to escape to the Kruger National Park.
The 28th of October to 3rd of November 2019 is World Stroke Awareness Week, and these are some helpful tips that can save lives! South Africa – South Africa…
Fezakele Raymond Kolisi is heading to Japan, his first-ever trip overseas, to watch Siya, the Captain of the Springboks, bring glory to South Africa! Tokyo, Japan – Rachel Kolisi…
Two brothers watched their father fade away after a Dementia diagnosis which left them feeling helpless; now they want to educate others to help! Johannesburg, South Africa – In August…
November is World Prematurity Month, and Embrace is asking people to write letters of support to new mothers with prem babies. South Africa – Embrace is a national movement…
The Birthday Cake Project SA gives people the chance of baking a surprise for old aged home or safe house residents on their birthday’s. Knysna, South Africa (29 October…
2,500 wine bottles were used to build a striking wall at a creche in Joe Slovo by architect Kevin Kimwelle who specialises in recycled buildings! Port Elizabeth, South Africa…
A furniture store in the United States is being praised for allowing an elderly man to take his dog into the store to purchase a new couch. The United…
Students at Camps Bay Primary School got their chance to do some good for Cape Town’s water problem, as well as learn some valuable skills. Cape Town, South Africa…
Being somewhat unprepared for fireworks last night, Tyler Leigh Vivier has done some research on how to better protect animals during fireworks season. Johannesburg, South Africa – Between now…
Michael Ryder decided to install nets in the canal that flows past his home and the simple idea is catching LOADS of litter destined to end up in the ocean….
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