About this campaign
This season, the Toyota Cheetahs and THIRSTI are partnering with the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) to raise funds and awareness for testicular cancer.
Here’s how it works: for every try the Cheetahs score this season, supporters can pledge an amount that converts directly into a donation to CANSA. Fans can also choose to make a once-off donation. All proceeds go towards CANSA’s testicular cancer education, screening, and support programmes, helping drive early detection and life-saving awareness.
To launch the initiative, THIRSTI has introduced custom cheetah-print Budgy Smugglers for players to wear on match days, using bold energy and humour to spark conversation around men’s health. In addition, for the first 50 tries scored this season, THIRSTI will donate R1 000.00 per try, with the support of Sport For Lives.
Supporters are encouraged to get involved, whether by pledging per try or making a once off donation, because every try scored can help make a real difference off the field.
How It Works
3 steps to make a difference
Pick your Pledge
Choose R5, R10, R25 or more per try. Set it and forget it.
Cheetahs score
Every try during the SA Cup season counts towards your total
CANSA receives
Season end, your pledge converts into a direct CANSA donation
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much per try?
Every try becomes your donation.
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Proud Campaign Partner
Hydrating communities, fuelling change
THIRSTI is more than just water - it's a movement. As the official hydration partner of the Toyota Cheetahs, THIRSTI is committed to keeping players and fans refreshed while making a real difference off the field.
500K
Litres donated to communites
120+
Sports events psonsored
3 YRS
Cheetahs Partnership
NGO Partner
Supporting the fight against cancer
CANSA is South Africa's leading non-profit fighting cancer through research, education and patient care. Donations from this campaign support CANSA's testicular cancer awareness and screening programs.
95
Years fighting cancer in SA:
6
Cancer care homes nationally:
S18A
Registered PBO beneficiary: