Two teams from Kraaifontein City Football Club are looking sharp this season after OK Franchise stepped in with brand-new soccer kits.

OK MiniMark Northpine and the Western Cape Divisional Office chipped in on the sponsorship, while Terence Crowster, founder of The Hot-Spot Library Initiative, helped pick which teams would benefit.

The kits were designed and made by DNA Sportswear, giving the players professional-looking gear they can wear with pride.

“We are passionate about supporting young athletes and contributing to their journey both on and off the field,” an OK Franchise representative told the newspaper.

“We look forward to watching them showcase their skills and continue growing from strength to strength.”

For Crowster, the donation goes beyond the pitch. “This sponsorship is about much more than football kits,” he said.

“Through initiatives like this, young athletes are reminded that their community believes in them and supports their dreams. It is about showing our young people that they matter, that their talents are recognised, and that there are people willing to invest in their future. When communities unite around our youth, we help them build confidence, character and hope,” he said.

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