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.
A group of off-duty police officers saw a man approaching a car pulled over in a crime hotspot on the highway, as they approached they saw a distressed mother with…
Over a hundred South Africans had the pleasure of witnessing a mock trial against President Jacob Zuma, they saw a proxy president carted off in cuffs! Hundreds of #UniteBehind…
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been doing loads of press since their engagement announcement. Someone made them Afrikaans on Instagram it will make you LOL! We are unsure…
Lucas, the adorably animated spider, is back and feeling the Northern Hemisphere winter chill. The animation will make you love this little guy even more! Talented animator Joshua Slice…
Concerned for the safety of her son’s nanny, Penny Biram has started raising funds to help her nanny replace the roof that was blown right off her home. Over…
Garden Route Birds (GRB) has been working non-stop to save the wildlife after the Knysna Fires. Food sources and shelters were destroyed so humans stepped in to help. The GRB…
Feenix is a crowdfunding platform catering to students, helping them raise funds to pay for their studies. They’ve already raised R2 million since October. The free-to-use Feenix platform allows…
The community of Jbay came together to help rescue a stranded dolphin found on the beach. The neighbourhood watch and NSRI worked together and saved it. A person walking…
The Welsh Rugby Union filmed their rugby players trying to decipher South African slang leading up to the match between SA and Wales in Cardiff. Players from the Wales…
Relate has teamed up with Shine Literacy to raise funds by for their volunteer programme that helps underprivileged kids with reading and access to books. When famed Cape Town…
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