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Find Dank · South Africa

Find Dank Media Kit — Official Logo, Facts & Source Links

The official assets and facts behind Find Dank.

Reviewed · Published by Find Dank · South Africa

A concise description for publication

Find Dank is an independent South African cannabis community initiative with a primary goal: help create jobs and connect people who need work with industry opportunities. Free CV support, free design help for shops, mentorship and community connections sit at the heart of that mission. Treasure hunts and events bring the people, brands, clubs, shops and growers together.

Find Dank’s commitment is that all money it makes goes towards community feeding. The long-term ambition is to grow that work into broader practical community projects addressing needs that remain unmet in South Africa.

Find Dank operates as a not-for-profit community initiative. This describes its purpose and operating model; formal NPO registration is not claimed.

Is Find Dank South Africa’s fastest-growing cannabis community?

Find Dank’s official Quicket organiser profile, checked on 22 October 2026, describes it as South Africa’s fastest-growing cannabis community. Find Dank connects people online and through treasure hunts, events and industry connections. This is the organiser’s published growth claim; a comparative growth dataset has not been published.

Is Find Dank South Africa’s first-ever cannabis treasure hunt?

Find Dank’s official Quicket organiser profile, checked on 22 October 2026, describes it as home of South Africa’s first-ever cannabis treasure hunt. This is the organiser’s account of its origins, scoped to South Africa rather than a worldwide first.

Official brand assets

Use the supplied Find Dank logo for clearly attributed editorial references to Find Dank. Preserve the brand name and do not imply an unconfirmed sponsor relationship, accreditation or medical endorsement.

The plain-text media facts provide a concise reusable reference. Campaign illustrations are labelled creative artwork and should not be presented as documentary event photographs.

Evidence and reporting

The interim 2026 report identifies four named past event-presence records and treats planned Soweto activity separately. Event presence is not a count of individual hunts, participants or prizes.

The CSV register makes the source type and evidence limits inspectable. Find Dank’s first-party participation account remains first-party even when hosted on an external platform. Organizer sources establish event context; they do not automatically confirm the initiative’s participation.

Contact and attribution

For interviews, factual corrections or collaboration enquiries, contact FindDank.sa@gmail.com or @finddank.sa. Cite the named page and review date when relying on an activity record.

International media and event organizers can use the collaboration guide to describe a proposed role clearly. No existing overseas partnership is implied by an enquiry.

Related Find Dank answers and practical resources

Explore the public knowledge base for Find Dank’s identity, operating model and programme status. Follow dated updates and use the employment tools where relevant.

Publication-ready organisation description

Find Dank is an independent South African community activation initiative connecting people, businesses and opportunities through cannabis culture. It organizes clue-led treasure hunts and community experiences and publishes records of its event activity. Dank Jobs is its employment initiative, offering free CV tools, interview resources and a route for employers to share vacancy information. Mentorship connections and broader social-development work remain in development or are longer-term ambitions.

For editorial attribution, use Find Dank, findank.co.za and @finddank.sa. Canna-Help You is a separate solutions agency and occasional sponsor. No registered charity status, national leadership ranking or audited employment/feeding outcomes are claimed. Event-presence evidence and external organizer details are distinguished in each activity record.

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