2Feet4TB

2Feet4TB I am Neal Stacey, TB survivor, founder of 2Feet4TB that aims to create TB awareness via cycling & ru The world desperately needs you to speak up this.

You can contribute to the cause by:

Sharing on social media:

By sharing any of my posts on social media, you’re driving awareness for TB. Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @ 2feet4tb for weekly posts. Use when participating in a run or cycle when you want to share it from your own social media platforms. Participate through running or cycling:

I often wear different colour shoes when I run or cycle because when people notice it they usually ask about it and then I can engage in a conversation with them about my TB experience. So not everyone has two pairs of running shoes, but everyone has different colour socks. Take a “feet-selfie” with your different colour socks and use the hastag when you share it on Instagram or Facebook. Organise a community run or cycle for TB:

Gather your own group of running and cycling enthusiast and participate with different colour socks and share your “feet-selfie” via social media platforms with the hashtag . Share your own story:

As a TB survivor I’ve met many people who have been impacted by TB either directly or indirectly. Sharing your own story will help to break the stigma surrounding the subject of TB and will bring a new understanding which is so vital and necessary. There is so much power in sharing your story, because not only does it bring awareness, it brings healing. Share your story, email [email protected]


Donate towards the cause:

Yes, creating awareness for TB cost money. In order to educate people about TB properly the message needs to become visible via various platforms. From the smallest donation all the way through to sponsorship can make a massive difference in the campaign to create awareness for TB. If you wish to sponsor an event or products please send an email to [email protected]

All monetary donations may be deposited into the following bank account:

2Feet4TB
Bank: Capitec
Acc no: 1626645610
Code: 470010

Volunteer your skills and time:

This cause runs solely on generous volunteers who donate their skills and time. It still needs a lot of help to enable the spread and expansion of its message. Offering your skills and time pro-bono allows you to provide a first-hand contribution to the efforts of the TB awareness campaigns. Here is a list of items where 2Feet4TB needs assistance:

Volunteer to manage the newsletter:
2Feet4TB needs someone to create newsletters to give feedback on what fundraising projects involved, developments on TB awareness, stories from TB survivors etc. Volunteer to organise a fundraising event for TB awareness:
Running and cycling clubs often host events in backing of health and wellness, this is a perfect opportunity for clubs to take part in administering such events for their members in support of the cause. Volunteer to create awareness through media outlets:
- publish articles about 2feet4tb
- organise interviews via radio
- organise interviews via TV
- organise interviews on online platforms

Help 2feet4tb create a proper website:
2Feet4TB needs a centralised online platform to direct its audience to more information on the awareness campaign, what it is about and how it started, how to get involved, how to contribute, and a platform where others can share their stories. Source sponsorship:
Volunteer to build a network with partners that are willing to sponsor of their resources.

06/07/2026
TB Awareness Month is observed every March, with the main focus on educating the public about Tuberculosis (TB), a serio...
06/03/2026

TB Awareness Month is observed every March, with the main focus on educating the public about Tuberculosis (TB), a serious infectious disease that remains a leading global killer. TB causes thousands of deaths every year in South Africa and the rest of the world.

World TB Day is observed on March 24, the date in 1882 when Dr. Robert Koch announced his discovery of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacillus that causes TB.

Tuberculosis survivor on a mission to raise awareness

Neal Stacey will be running/walking 4.41kms every day for the month of March funds for much needed hygiene products (Facecloth -; Toothbrush - Toothpaste etc) via his backabuddy campaign 

DETAILS TO FOLLOW 



March is TB awareness month TB has been part of the human experience for a long time.TB germs in humans traces back to 9...
03/03/2026

March is TB awareness month

TB has been part of the human experience for a long time.
TB germs in humans traces back to 9,000 years ago. Archeologists found TB germs in the remains of a mother and child in Atlit Yam, a city now submerged under the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Israel.

The earliest written records of TB disease were in India (3,300 years ago) and China (2,300 years ago).

During the 1600s to 1800s, TB disease caused 25% of all deaths in Europe. Similar numbers occurred in the United States.

Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both survived TB

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