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.
Banks, Businesses, corporates and individuals have raised millions of rands for the Knysna Fire victims in just over a 24 hour period. The devastation of the fire has been…
Carry On 4 Babies was started when a woman saw people in the UK throwing away bags of baby clothes, upset by this she started collecting them for South African…
The municipality has confirmed that the Knysna Fires are finally under control but they are still keeping an eye on all flare-ups. After 2 long days of devastation the…
Gosse Bouma, a filmmaker from Amsterdam, fell in love with Africa and made a handful of breathtaking videos! Here is the beautiful Namibian Desert. Gosse Bouma spent some of…
Fire and emergency services from across South Africa are joining the fight against the terrifying Knysna Fire, as well as collecting donations! Various emergency service providers and firefighters from…
These amazing South African companies are making a huge difference to the lives of people affected by the Knysna Fire, they are making fantastic donations! Companies such as Spur, Pick…
The ‘Charity Begins With Me’ feeding scheme is collecting 11,689 servings of Soup for the hungry this winter! It all started with a Leukemia diagnosis! Stephan Ferreira was diagnosed…
Balancing the various priorities that fill your day is one of the greatest differences between studying as an adult and studying when you have just finished school. Students who…
The Plett KWIKSPAR has opened its doors to those in need! The store is staying open later to assist with feeding fire victims, volunteers and firefighters. People are pulling…
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