Conservation Fund

The PRBA plays an important role in conservation in the Hangklip area, and contributions to the conservation fund are used to help run various different projects. These projects include the purchasing and management of a camera trap to assist Cape Leopard Trust in their research, providing and maintaining signage around the village and beach aimed at preserving our wildlife and environment, as well as contributing to the equipment of the Pringle Bay Hacking group. Community support is crucial in making these projects happen.

Beach Rehabilitation Fund​

The Beach Rehabilitation Fund goes towards maintaining the pathways and replacing the broken ropes which guide the paths. Funds are needed to implement the second phase of the Beach Maintenance Management Plan.

Pringle Bay Firefighters Fund​

The fund goes towards any equipment which our Volunteer Firefighters' team may need. Currently, there is a drive to acquire a second 4X4 quick response firefighting truck so that a back-up vehicle is always available for fire or other emergencies. 

Community Medics Fund​

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The Community Medics Fund exists to facilitate public donations for equipment, PPE and training for the volunteers residing in our village. The Team provides an invaluable service, in the form of emergency medical support and monitoring of a patient whilst waiting for an ambulance, to the community in Pringle Bay. The responders are volunteers and do not receive reimbursement for their services.

Security Cameras Fund​

The Security Cameras fund is used for the following expenses regarding the security of the village: Upgrading of the LPR (License Plate Recognition) cameras and replacing the Infrared lights. Software system upgrades and any additional maintenance to the cameras.