What well known influencers are saying about bravery

What Nicole Capper says

Nicole is a perfect example of confidence and grace. Her journey towards courage started three years ago, when her baby girl was diagnosed with a rare and life limiting genetic disease. That's when this qualified pharmacist decided to come out of her shell, break through her insecurities and live with the philosophy that anything is possible. So, she entered Mrs South Africa 2017 – and won. Thereafter, Nicole set her goals higher and higher, embarking on all kinds of epic adventures to raise funds and awareness for social causes close to her heart. She even went to the summit of Kilimanjaro, was runner-up in Survivor South Africa 2019 and is expanding her circle of influence with modelling, motivational speaking and being the ambassador for Rare Diseases SA.

What Derek Watts says

“Amidst the crime, corruption and unemployment there are many brave South Africans fighting for our future. They deserve to be recognized. That is why I support Sponsors of Brave.”

What Siya Kolisi says

In 2007, a young Siya Kolisi watched the Rugby World Cup in a local tavern, 12 years later he captained the Springboks and led the team on to win the 2019 Rugby World Cup. His drive and heart has propelled him to succeed at this highest level. The World Cup victory has further been recognised for a symbol for the ‘power of sport to unite’ as the Springboks were also crowned Laureus World Team of the Year in 2020. Kolisi has showed tremendous courage to become a beacon of hope for many South Africans.