Food and games
How the KCC Fun Card works
A simple way to enjoy food and activities while keeping Event Day payments organised and accountable.
Digital card
Create your Fun Card
Enter the card holder's name for authorised Token Desk lookup. The name is stored securely and will not appear on the Fun Card. We will create a unique QR code and short fallback code, then prepare a downloadable image for your phone.
The QR code contains only a random card identifier. It does not contain your name, token balance, or payment information.
Token value
One Fun Token costs R5
Each token is worth R5. Use the published food menu and games guide to plan how many tokens to load before the day.
Top up a Fun CardStarter
R50
10 tokens
Standard
R100
20 tokens
Family
R200
40 tokens
Three simple steps
1.Receive a card
Each attendee receives a reusable card with a unique QR code and short fallback code.
2.Load tokens
Top up online with PayFast or visit the Token Desk to use the approved in-person options.
3.Enjoy the day
Use the card at approved food and game stations. The operator scans the card and confirms the fixed token price.
Built for trust
Important safeguards
Server-side balance
Wallet credits and deductions are recorded centrally, with no negative balances.
Lost-card support
Report a lost card promptly so it can be frozen and replaced through the approved process.
Auction payments stay separate
Fun Card tokens are for food and games only. Auction winning bids use the official auction payment process.
Controlled outage fallback
If the system is unavailable, digital spending pauses and the event team uses a controlled numbered voucher procedure.
Build with us
There is a place for everyone in Bid to Build
Donate an item, register to bid, volunteer, sponsor the day, or simply come ready to participate. Every contribution helps move the Kempton Park City SDA Church Building Fund forward.
Building Fund
Unable to attend? You can still support the building vision through the official Kempton Park City SDA Church giving page.
Give to the Building Fund