Theatre Benevolent Fund - Revision history

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 == For more information ==
-'''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' website at http://tbf-sa.co.za/ [http://tbf-sa.co.za/].
+'''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' website at http://tbf-sa.co.za/.
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	(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')		(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')

−	The '''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' ([[Afrikaans]]: '''Teaterbystandsfonds''' or '''Teater Bystandsfonds''') ('''TBF''') is a South African welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.	+	The '''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' [http://tbf-sa.co.za/] ([[Afrikaans]]: '''Teaterbystandsfonds''' or '''Teater Bystandsfonds''') ('''TBF''') is a South African welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.

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	(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')		(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')

−	The '''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' ([[Afrikaans]]: '''Teaterbystandsfonds''' or '''Teater Bystandsfonds''') ([[TBF]]) is a South African welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.	+	The '''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' ([[Afrikaans]]: '''Teaterbystandsfonds''' or '''Teater Bystandsfonds''') ('''TBF''') is a South African welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.

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	(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')		(Often referred to by its acronym: '''TBF''')

−	The TBF is a welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.	+	The '''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' ([[Afrikaans]]: '''Teaterbystandsfonds''' or '''Teater Bystandsfonds''') ([[TBF]]) is a South African welfare and humanitarian fund that helps maintain the dignity of professional performers after they have taken their last bow and the curtain has fallen on their working lives. The Fund supports individuals who have been connected to the performing arts on a professional basis, and who now find themselves in financial difficulties due to old age or ill health, by providing care to them in the form of monthly financial grants; donations for funeral expenses; assistance with medical expenses; placement in care centres or old age homes.

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 == For more information ==
-'''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' website at [http://tbf-sa.co.za/].
+'''Theatre Benevolent Fund''' website at http://tbf-sa.co.za/ [http://tbf-sa.co.za/].
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−	Founded in 1962 by the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] (SAFTU) as the [[South African Actor's Benevolent Fund]], utilizing the balance of the proceeds gathered during a benefit performance of a dinner-cum-cabaret organised by Robert Lang for David Beattie, who was dying of cancer. Later simply called the [[Actors' Benevolent Fund]] till it was formally registered as a welfare Organisation in December 1964 under the name the [[Theatre Benevolent Fund]] (TBF).	+	Founded in 1962 by the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] (SAFTU) as the [[South African Actor's Benevolent Fund]], utilizing the balance of the proceeds gathered during a benefit performance of a dinner-cum-cabaret organised by [[Robert Lang]] for [[David Beattie]], who was dying of cancer. Later simply called the [[Actors' Benevolent Fund]] till it was formally registered as a welfare Organisation in December 1964 under the name the [[Theatre Benevolent Fund]] (TBF).
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	== Constitution ==		== Constitution ==

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		+	Theatre Benevolent Fund website at www.tbf-sa.co.za.

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 Hauptfleisch, 1984: ''The Breytie Book''[http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/85403]
-Theatre Benevolent Fund website at www.tbf-sa.co.za.
+Artslink newsletter[https://webmail.sun.ac.za/owa/?ae=Item&a=Open&t=IPM.Note&id=RgAAAAD7h7yReXvMS5AsqxVrsjQPBwD2PiMJqh15SJ5%2f72AgSDd7AAAAQ6wtAADCxPTZyoRVQo0xtH%2fFdFDcAAA29qh0AAAA&pspid=_1379340411076_867106561]
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