Drosdy Hall is closely connected to the community work of the Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria. This organisation is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the communities around Pretoria. While addressing “bread shortage” remains one of their important focus areas, their vision extends far beyond this. They strive to uplift communities in many ways through practical help, outreach initiatives, and collaborative projects.
The Pretoria Corps of Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria consists of dedicated members who actively work to support community needs. Their main operations are coordinated from Drosdy Hall, located at 5 Umgai Street in Menlo Park.
Drosdy Hall also serves as a collaborative space where organisations, businesses, and community groups come together. Partnerships with groups such as the Jakaranda Rapportryers, the TURKE, and Busy Bean Coffee contribute through donations and support. These contributions help maintain and care for Drosdy Hall so that it can continue serving the community.
In addition, collaboration with Free-Spirit Living helps generate further funds through events, workshops, and activities hosted at the hall. These initiatives support community outreach programs and projects that aim to uplift and assist those in need.
Through these partnerships, Drosdy Hall becomes more than just a venue. It is a hub where people connect, collaborate, and work together to create positive change in the community.
You are more than welcome to contact us if you would like to identify yourself with the cause of the Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria Organisation, and feel that you can make a difference to the need within our community. Join us at one of our meetings every 1st Monday of each month, Drosdy Hall, 5 Umgazi St, Menlo Park, 0081 or Phone/WhatsApp Ben: +27 82 451 4873 or vryburgerspta@gmail.com
The Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria is a non-political service organisation that strives for and works for the social development of the community and, at the same time, the promotion of Afrikaans culture and traditions. The organisation uses the Bible as its foundation. Most of our members are Afrikaans businessmen (and nowadays women too) who want to make a difference in their immediate environment and our country.
The Vryburger Omgeemense van Suid-Afrika have NO connection or association with the Vryburger Movement, Freemasons or the town of Vryburg. Although the Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria believe in cooperative agreements and collaboration between themselves and other service organisations, they are not affiliated with any other service organisation or business.
Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria do pay annual membership fees to Vryburger Omgeemense van Suid-Afrika, but for you as a member of Vryburger Omgeemense van Pretoria there is no joining fee or membership fees.
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