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LDYC would like to thank the following companies and individuals for their valuable contributions in cash or kind to this years Round the Island Race Regatta.
Media Sponsor 90,6FM Vaal Community Radio who produced and flighted the 30 second radio ad free of charge and vigorously promoted this event Jean and Janet du Preez from Tools of Greatness 3 x Time Out Gift vouchers worth R5,200 Signage & Event Structure Alit Liebenberg for the banner at the entrance to Deneysville. Chris & Paula Swanepoel who made many directional and instructional signs throughout the club grounds. Stephen Bester sponsored the white marquee.
Safety & Hygiene Robert Stephen sponsored the costs (25,000) of having the ER 24 and ETE team on site, so essential for the safety of everyone. 1,000 Black refuse bags donated by Andries van Wyk Goodie Bags Geoff & Teresa Slacke 600 Rosebank carry bags Eddie Swart, EJ Stainless and Mild Steel Solutions 420 stainless steel braai tongs Ian Harvey, AJ North (Pty) Ltd - Sunscreen wipe packs Luke Quinn - SAFIC, SAF-Kleen 600 Anti-bacterial surface cleaner sachets & plastic bags Andrew Kirk, Forte Oil - 200 pens Richard Bremner 600 braai spice sachets Rory Greig, Appletiser 29 Cases of Peartiser SAMSA massage vouchers, caps and t-shirts for each entry. Regalia Werner Crous from Fahrenheit Signs and Printing donated Round the Island 2010 regalia Lyn Mclellan and Alistair Johnstone, LAC Corporate embroidered the logo on wide brimmed hats Power Boats Paul Bennett, Transvaal Ski Boat Club, another annual contributor who again organized boats on standby. Henry Kozakiewicz fuel sponsored by Bosal (logo) SuperSport TV crew Nico Prinsloo ferry boat and camera crew Paul Rajchl camera crew, ferry boat and rescue on Friday during the storm Ettien Smit camera crew Alastair Johnstone camera crew Matthew Meldau ferry boat Daniel Harvey ferryboat Cash Donations Danny Adams R5,000 Peter Steger R1,000 Pete Steger R1,000
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Suzuki
who brought their hospitality tent and mobile off-road track and added another
dimension to the on-shore activities. 
SAMSA
(South African Marine Safety Authority) were here in force with a team of
masseuse this year which was kept constantly busy massaging knots from tired
shoulders and backs. They also had experts on hand to advise all boat owners
about the new compliance legislation.