About STNOFS

STNOFS is an abbreviation for an area in central South Africa comprising of, Southern Gauteng, Northern Free State, and the Northwest Province. Originally abbreviation based on, South Transvaal and Northern Orange Free State.

One of the most significant aspects of STNOFS is its commitment to community service. Over the years, the area has been involved in several projects aimed at improving the lives of people in the region. These projects range from building strong relationships with the community to aiding local charities and organizations. The STNOFS area has a long history of community service, and it continues to be an important aspect of the region's culture and identity.

Another important aspect of STNOFS is its commitment to fostering fellowship and cultural exchange. The area is home to several Round Table clubs, which provide a platform for people from different backgrounds to come together and work towards a common goal. Through these clubs, members of STNOFS have been able to build lasting relationships and establish partnerships with other Round Table organizations around the world. This has helped to promote cultural exchange and mutual understanding between people from different countries and backgrounds.

STNOFS is also home to several landmarks and cultural sites that are significant to the region's history and identity. For example, the town of Parys, which is in the Free State part of the area, is known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty. The town is home to several historic buildings and monuments, and it attracts thousands of visitors every year. Carletonville and Sasolburg also represent the equipment that is used to extract riches from solid grounds. The Vaal River shows the flow of Table through our area and our connection with one another. The vast amount corn fields, also represent the continuous growth we experience within our clubs and communities.