Verified Organisations

eMbo Youth Movement is a registered NPO 323-719 based in Misty Mount, Libode, Eastern Cape. Motto: One Vision. One Voice. Unleash Potential. We empower youth through sports, education, leadership & community development programs, including soccer tournaments, skills training & social upliftment.

Operation Hunger is one of South Africa’s longest serving humanitarian and development organisations. Since 1980, we have partnered with vulnerable communities to combat hunger and malnutrition through practical, sustainable and community driven interventions. Our work is based on the understanding that hunger is not merely the absence of food. Food insecurity and malnutrition are closely linked to poverty, unemployment, limited resources and social vulnerability. Operation Hunger provides immediate support while helping communities build resilience and self-reliance through sustainable development initiatives.

Annual School Shoes Campaign 2026 R100 Can Put 3 Pairs of School Shoes on Children's Feet Every morning, thousands of children wake up excited to learn and dream about a better future. Yet for many learners living in the RDP communities of Orange Farm and Vereeniging, something as basic as a pair of school shoes stands between them and a confident start to the school day. For many families, unemployment, poverty and the rising cost of living mean that buying school shoes is simply out of reach. Children often walk long distances to school wearing shoes that are torn, too small, or completely worn out. Others share shoes with siblings or attend school in inappropriate footwear. While these learners show remarkable resilience, no child should have to face these challenges while pursuing an education. The Annual School Shoes Campaign is a community-driven initiative committed to restoring dignity, confidence and hope to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. This year, we have identified five primary schools in Orange Farm and Vereeniging where the need is greatest. Our goal is to provide 250 pairs of school shoes to each school, reaching a total of 1,250 learners who deserve the opportunity to learn with pride and confidence. A pair of school shoes is more than part of a uniform. It represents dignity. It gives a child confidence to walk into the classroom feeling equal to their peers. It protects growing feet from injury during the long journey to and from school. Most importantly, it reminds every child that someone believes in them and cares about their future. We cannot achieve this mission alone. It requires compassionate individuals, businesses, foundations and corporate partners who understand that investing in a child's education begins with meeting their most basic needs. Your support will directly help us purchase and distribute quality school shoes to learners who need them most. Every contribution, regardless of its size, moves us one step closer

Kindness Matters Wellness Hub NPC is a South African nonprofit organisation working to make compassionate, trauma-informed mental-health support accessible to people and communities who are frequently overlooked by traditional services. Our work began with a simple belief: support should not depend on a person’s income, occupation, background or circumstances. Rather than waiting for vulnerable people to find their way into formal services, we bring care directly into the spaces where it is needed. Our primary initiative provides voluntary, confidential counselling, psychoeducation and practical support to women working in the sex industry and their families. Our counsellors build trusted relationships through consistent outreach, helping service receivers strengthen emotional wellbeing, develop coping skills, navigate addiction and trauma, improve family stability, and connect with appropriate medical, social and community services. Our approach is non-judgemental, non-coercive and grounded in dignity, autonomy and harm reduction. We are also developing a therapeutic community-garden initiative for unemployed and underemployed urban residents. The programme will combine accessible urban-farming skills with structured mental-health support, meaningful activity, social connection and opportunities for personal growth. Participants will learn to grow food in small or reclaimed urban spaces while strengthening confidence, routine, emotional regulation and a sense of purpose. Through both initiatives, we aim to create safe and practical pathways from isolation to connection, from distress to greater stability, and from surviving to participating meaningfully in community life. Donations help us provide counselling hours, outreach transport, therapeutic groups, family and child support, referrals, gardening materials, participant training and other practical assistance. Every contribution helps us take care beyond the consulting room and bring it to people who might

Kuier Met Liezl NPC is a community-focused organisation dedicated to uplifting and supporting those in need. Through meaningful initiatives, we provide practical assistance, create opportunities and restore dignity. We believe that every person deserves care, support and a chance to thrive, and we strive to make a positive difference, one life at a time.

This is a truly special milestone — for the first time in the school’s 100-year history, our learners will be representing PPS at the National Debating Championship. Let’s come together and help Amarah seize this incredible opportunity to represent her school on a national stage. Between 21 August and 13 September 2026, I am committing to completing 80km in a walk/jog (outdoor and treadmill) challenge—all to raise funds for getting Amarah to participate in the National Debating League. Every step, stride, and kilometer logged will go directly toward reaching our target. To make it across the finish line and maximize impact, I need your encouragement and support. ​Here is how you can help: 1. ​Pledge Per Kilometer: Sponsor a specific amount for every kilometer I log (e.g., R5, R10, or R20 per km). 2. ​Flat Donation: Make a single lump-sum contribution toward the total target. 3. ​Spread the Word: Share this challenge with your network to help extend our reach. ​Whether you can pledge a little or a lot, every contribution fuels the effort and keeps me moving toward that 80km finish line! It takes a village to raise a child!

YouthTable S.A. was created to give hope, dignity and opportunity to young people and families in our community. Every morning, we serve warm porridge, and every Wednesday, we serve soup to community members who need it. We provide essential services completely free of charge, including SASSA, SARS, ID applications, CVs and online job applications. For first-time SASSA applicants, we help save them from waking up early to stand in long queues and spending money on taxi fare just to access assistance. Our work is powered by young volunteers who give their time to serve others. They assist community members at our organisation and also go door-to-door to learn about people's needs, explain the services we offer and connect those who need help with the right support. We believe that true community development starts by listening, serving and creating opportunities. By supporting YouthTable S.A., you are not only helping us provide meals and essential services — you are investing in young people who are actively becoming part of the solution in their own communities.

Diski Pros Academy uses the power of soccer to develop young talent while teaching essential life skills, discipline, and teamwork. We work with underprivileged youth in our community, providing coaching, mentorship, and opportunities to pursue their dreams both on and off the field.

Share The Love Charity Organizations is committed to delivering impactful community programs that address key social challenges in Tembisa. Share The Love Charity Organizations NPC is a community-based organization based in Tembisa. Our mission is to uplift underprivileged families through education, skills development, and dignity-driven programs. In Tembisa, many young people turn to drugs because there’s nothing to do after school. Idle time + peer pressure = risk. But every young person has talent, energy, and dreams. They just need a team and a reason. We do soccer and netball Tournaments for Free to the community, leagues that give youth a safe space, mentorship, and goals. Removing them from the street making them to be active.

we want to buy 30 laptops for our computer lab for the basic computer training that we are offering. we have 1000+ beneficieries and we want to train 100 beneficiaries every three months we are currently operating with 10 computers that also gives us challenges and we have 2 classes per day where beneficaries are attending in the morning and others in the afternoon we are a non profit organisation that is based in the vaal and have been in operation for 9 years. we aim to empower and develop the community through the following programs, youth development programs, skills development programs, mentorship programs, smme assistance programs, educational programs, sports arts and culture and rehabilitation we also have the feeding scheme where we have partnered with Roshnee feeding scheme where we feed 150 beneficiaries per day and we also have the I CARE program where we give sanitory towels for restoring the dignity of a girl child and we do the back to school program

Inelayo Foundation is a South African nonprofit organisation dedicated to empowering unemployed youth through skills development, career preparation and employment opportunities. Our Youth Employment Academy equips young people with practical workplace skills in Call Centre & Customer Experience, RE5 examination readiness, and Digital Workplace & Cybersecurity Essentials. We believe that training alone is not enough — our goal is to connect talented young people with employers and create pathways into sustainable careers. Through partnerships, training and mentorship, we are working to reduce youth unemployment and help young South Africans achieve financial independence, support their families and build better futures. Every contribution helps us provide opportunities, resources and hope to young people who are ready to work but need a chance.

SITHEMBILE HOME CARE FOUNDATION NPC provides trained and compassionate caregivers across ALL OF KWAZULU-NATAL. We help families care for elderly, bedridden, and post-hospital patients with dignity and love. SERVICES: Elderly Care, Bathing, Meals, Medication, Companionship, Night Care, Disability & Dementia Support. To hire a caregiver: Contact Agent on 067 516 5420. To donate: FNB 63219323754. NPO Application No: APPL26-148626. Registration with DSD in progress. Ukwelapha Nokunakekela Ngothando - Healing & Caring With Love.

Vuka Darkie Youth Development is a community-based non-profit organisation committed to empowering children, youth, women, and vulnerable families through sustainable development programmes. Our work focuses on improving lives by promoting education, skills development, employment, food security, environmental responsibility, and community participation.

The organization manages ten comprehensive development programs specifically structured to align with the South African National Development Plan (NDP) 2030 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Key initiatives include:Economic Inclusion: The Livelihood Skills Development and Women in Enterprise programs offer hands-on vocational training (such as tailoring and agriculture) paired with microfinance facilitation to foster self-reliance.Youth & Digital Literacy: The Youth Empowerment & Leadership initiative runs community tech hubs focused on basic coding, computer literacy, and digital skill-building alongside local sports leagues.Social Protection & Welfare: Tailored care frameworks are implemented via Elderly Care, Disability Inclusion, and Special Needs Education programs to support vulnerable learners and households.Resilience & Nutrition: The Food Security and Emergency Relief programs combat immediate hunger through community gardens, nutrition literacy, and crisis safety nets.

SAAH is an inclusive school. We have learners with learning disabilities who at times are assisted by the abled. Their education is tailor made and at most times creative.

SǪU Foundation NPC is a fully registered organization led entirely by women, operating as a Non-Profit Company (NPC), and Public Benefit Organization (PBO). Based in Protea Glen Ext 2, Soweto, we focus on empowering children and youth from underprivileged communities in townships and informal settlements. Through our Arts & Culture and Heritage Projects, we encourage them to express themselves and utilize movement, dance, and music to address critical issues affecting women and children, such as poverty, sexual violence, domestic violence, gender-based violence, child abuse, and other social challenges within the communities. We promote a culture of expression through the arts, culture, and heritage by educating communities and engaging them as audiences. Our goal is to support initiatives that address various social issues affecting these communities, helping them learn to navigate these challenges and empowering them to become better members of society. We partner with charities in our drives to ensure holistic intervention in communities. By collaborating with donors and funders, we aim to empower these communities and promote dignity in the spirit of Ubuntu.

I Tutor You NPC is a community-based non-profit organisation dedicated to improving educational outcomes for learners in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape. We provide affordable after-school mathematics tutoring, academic support, mentorship and personal development opportunities to help learners build confidence and achieve their full potential. Many of the learners we serve come from under-resourced communities where access to quality academic support is limited. Through small-group tutoring, regular assessments and dedicated mentors, we help learners strengthen their mathematics skills while developing discipline, confidence and a passion for learning. Our vision is to ensure that no learner is left behind because of their circumstances. Beyond academics, we are expanding our youth development initiatives by integrating mentorship, life skills and sport to create safe, positive spaces where young people can learn, grow and thrive. We rely on partnerships with individuals, businesses and organisations to provide learning materials, scientific calculators, stationery, nutritious snacks, technology and financial support. Every donation directly contributes to creating brighter futures for learners in our community. Together, we can build confident learners, stronger communities and a better future—one learner at a time.

Thembanathi HOPE Centre is an initiative of the Harvester Reformational Church (NPC) in Delportshoop to provide food security and other related programmes to alleviate the plight of hunger and under-development in the community and surrounding areas. Our target area of operation is the greater Delportshoop, i.e. Ward 5, 6 & 7 of the Dikgatlhong Local Municipality in the Northern Cape province. Current Projects 1. Soup Kitchen The project started in 2019 during a week-long community outreach. It now provides cooked nutritious meals three (3) times a week to vulnerable individuals and families, particularly children and the elderly. It serves as both a relief effort for food insecurity and a place of care and connection for those in need. 2. After-School Programme This initiative offers a safe and supportive space for schoolchildren in the afternoons. Learners receive homework assistance, tutoring, and life skills training, along with recreational activities that encourage personal growth and positive social interaction. 3. Skills Training Projects In August 2023 we initiated a digitals literacy skills programme in partnership with Upington Co-Lab of Vaal University of Technology and NEMISA. We are now venturing into an in-house QTCO-accredited training programme for small-scale entrepreneurship, basic computer literacy, baking and agricultural plant production —aimed at empowering unemployed youth and adults to improve their employability and create sustainable livelihoods.

The SPCF was officially registered in 2022. Mission is to establish sustainable social development programmes in identified schools & communities with the strategic focus being on enhancing General Well-being, Health, Academics. The primary and long term vision of the SPCF is to promote and implement Sayuri's research findings in Pre-Eclampsia by improving outcomes of hyper tensive disorder of pregnancy through education, community engagement, support and a resourced pre-eclampsia centres around Southern Africa that will work in synergy with the National Health and Social Departments.

Tlisa-Kholofelo NPC prides itself in giving back to the communities throughout Gauteng and the rest of South Africa and making a difference in people's lives. It aims to create memorable and unique experiences to the needy and vulnerable children in providing school uniforms in making sure that no child is lacking anything in order to focus at school; Toiletries are provided like sanitary towels, bathing soap, toothpaste, etc; Food parcels are also provided to the child headed families and those are who are sick staying at the orphanages to ensure no child goes to bed hungry. We are also visit Orphanages and prepare meals to feed them and assist where we can interms of school needs.

Know Your Worth Mzanzi Foundation is a registered South African non-profit organisation committed to empowering disadvantaged children, youth, women, and vulnerable families through education, health, skills development, and community support. Founded in 2019, our mission is to create opportunities that help people build brighter futures and become self-reliant. We run after-school programmes that provide homework support, reading clubs, mathematics and English assistance, coding and STEM activities, life skills, entrepreneurship training, and mentorship. We also educate young people on sexual and reproductive health, mental health, gender-based violence, substance abuse prevention, self-love, and career development. In addition, we organise community outreach initiatives including sanitary pad drives, school uniform and stationery donations, food parcel distributions, soup kitchens, cancer awareness campaigns, youth development programmes, and support for elderly and vulnerable households. Every donation helps us provide educational resources, hygiene products, food, clothing, and life-changing opportunities to those who need them most. Together, we can empower communities, restore dignity, and inspire hope for a better tomorrow.

Humanity SA is a non profit with Section 18A PBO status involved in Humanitarian and Social Welfare activities which include, School nutrition programs, Dignity 4 Her (Menstrual health awareness programs), Establishment of Food gardens to sustain communities.

The Masechaba Foundation of Hope is a registered South African Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 333-956) and Section 18A Public Benefit Organisation (PBO). We operate out of Weltevredenpark, Roodepoort (Gauteng), driving a dual-pillar development model designed to restore human dignity and break the cycle of generational poverty. Our mission balances immediate humanitarian relief with long-term socio-economic independence. 1. The Nutritional Pillar: Immediate Relief We believe you cannot teach a hungry mind. To address acute food insecurity, our foundation runs a consistent community feeding scheme twice a week (Wednesdays and Sundays) The Operation: Volunteers cook and package hot, nutritionally balanced meals. The Delivery: We distribute these meals directly to vulnerable families, child-headed households and homeless individuals at local intersections and community hubs across Roodepoort. The Impact: It serves as a vital nutritional safety net and our primary trust-building point within the community. The Digital Link Pillar: Sustainable Empowerment To move individuals out of systemic dependency, we established the Masechaba Digital Link Hub. This program targets high youth unemployment by equipping marginalized matriculants with high-demand, job-ready ICT skills. Cisco Networking Academy: We are an officially accredited Cisco Academy. The Training: We deliver specialized, short-cycle training like the Cisco IT course. Students learn hardware, operating systems, networking, and remote helpdesk troubleshooting. The Delivery: The curriculum is cloud-based and online, utilizing advanced simulation tools like Cisco Packet Tracer to bypass expensive physical infrastructure limitations. The Goal: To transition youth from lines at local traffic intersections directly into entry-level tech roles, service desk analyst positions, and remote support careers.

Siyanda Educare Centre is an Early Childhood Development facility in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, serving 87 children from birth to 5 years. The centre was founded by my late mother and is currently operating from her home. Due to growing demand, we urgently require a classroom extension to provide safe, adequate learning space for our children. Your support will help us expand and ensure that no child is turned away due to lack of space.

Sukuma Sakhisizwe is an NPO based in Soweto, Emndeni. Stand up and let’s build a nation. We work hand in hand with Zamokuhle Clinic and other organizations to provide support to GBV victims and child sexual abuse survivors. Our focus is to ensure survivors receive care, counseling, and community support. Through partnerships with clinics, social workers, and community groups, we make sure no survivor has to go through it alone. Together, we stand for dignity, healing, and hope.

NextGen Youth Arts And Culture Forum is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young people through arts, culture, education, leadership, and community development. We create opportunities for youth to discover and develop their talents through music, dance, drama, visual arts, poetry, and cultural heritage programmes. Our mission is to inspire creativity, promote social inclusion, preserve cultural identity, and equip young people with skills that improve their future. Through workshops, performances, community outreach, and partnerships with schools and stakeholders, we strive to build confident, responsible, and empowered young leaders who make a positive impact in their communities.

Mercy Shumi Foundation is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to extending mercy, restoring dignity, and empowering vulnerable individuals and communities. As part of our commitment to serving senior citizens, we are preparing to launch "Shumi Golden Haven" Elderly Care Home, a community-based initiative aimed at providing care, support, companionship, and dignity to elderly members of our community. Programs And Services: "Future Builders" - In partnership with KwaZulu-Natal Community Education and Training College. Current Programs Community Development The Foundation works with communities to identify local needs and implement practical solutions that improve living conditions, economic participation, and social well-being. Education: Educational support includes: Early childhood development Adult Education and Training Community Learning Programs Skills Development career Guidance Digital Literacy Programs. Eldery Care The Foundation supports senior citizens through programs designed to promote dignity, care, inclusion, and well-being. Mercy's Shoes Programme Mercy's Shoes supports vulnerable learners by providing essential school resources to improve attendance, confidence, and educational outcomes. Services Include School shoes School uniforms Learning materials Educational support initiatives School partnerships. Expected Impact Improved school attendance Enhanced learner confidence Increased academic participation Reduced educational inequality. Elderly Care "Shumi Golden Haven" Shumi Golden Haven seeks to provide a safe, caring, and dignified environment for elderly community members. Services Planned: Residential care Daily support services Nutritional support Recreational activity. Call To Action: Mercy Shumi Foundation invites government agencies, corporate partners, volunteers, donors, educational institutions, faith based organizations, and community stakeholders to join us in creating meaningful and sustainable change.

Umnyakazo Wethu is a NPO registered with Department of Social Development on 31 August 2016 NPO registration no 176-037, which established on principles of sustainable people’s livelihoods and to assist community members to read with understanding, we work in rural/underfunded areas. Children and families walk miles to reach the nearest permanent library in Ethembeni Area which is 15km from town. A converted van outfitted with shelves, solar power, and tablets with wifi—a mobile library that brings books directly to the neighborhoods. This mobile library will help Noxolo and her friends do their school research without thinking about transportation costs but closer to their homes and save their time.

BBOKAMOSO Skills Development Projects is a registered South African nonprofit organisation (NPO Registration No. 228-623, PBO Reference No. 930071634, Section 18A Approved) based in Meadowlands, Soweto. We are committed to empowering children, youth, women, and vulnerable communities through education, skills development, entrepreneurship, food security, and sustainable community development. Our flagship School-Based Community Development Hub Model transforms schools into centres of learning, opportunity, and community empowerment. Working closely with partner schools, government, businesses, and community stakeholders, we provide integrated programmes that improve educational outcomes while addressing poverty, unemployment, and inequality. Our key focus areas include education support, youth leadership, employability, entrepreneurship, digital and financial literacy, school food gardens, nutrition support, poultry and food security initiatives, menstrual health and dignity, environmental sustainability, community volunteerism, sports development, and school infrastructure improvement. We believe every child and young person deserves the opportunity to learn, develop valuable skills, and build a brighter future. Through practical, community-led solutions, we create pathways from education to employment, entrepreneurship, and active citizenship while strengthening families and building resilient communities. Our programmes currently benefit learners, young people, parents, educators, and vulnerable households across Meadowlands and surrounding communities, with our operational hub based at eMpumalanga Primary School. We work in partnership with government departments, corporate social investment (CSI) programmes, foundations, development agencies, international NGOs, schools, volunteers, and local businesses to deliver sustainable, measurable impact. Every donation, partnership, and act of support helps us provide resources for our community

We are dedicated to advancing the mental wellness of boys and men. We exist to create spaces where boys and men can build self-awareness, develop emotional intelligence, strengthen resilience, and access meaningful mental wellness education and support. Through school-based programmes, community initiatives, workshops, conversations, and awareness campaigns, we empower boys and men to better understand themselves, navigate life's challenges, and build healthier relationships with themselves and others. At We Are Minds, we believe that investing in the mental wellness of boys today creates healthier men, stronger families, and more resilient communities tomorrow. Our work is rooted in dignity, compassion, prevention, and hope, ensuring that every boy and every man knows that his wellbeing matters and that seeking support is a sign of strength. Together, these initiatives enable We Are Minds to promote mental wellness across every stage of life, with a particular commitment to empowering boys and men while strengthening families, workplaces, schools, and communities. MindWise Boys School-based mental wellness programme equipping boys with self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and life skills for healthy development. ReMind Him Men's mental wellness initiative promoting healing, resilience, emotional wellbeing, and meaningful conversations. MindFuel Youth Youth development programme focused on leadership, confidence, personal growth, and future readiness. MindFul Community Community-based mental wellness outreach through dialogues, workshops, awareness campaigns, and healing spaces. MindWell Workplace Workplace wellbeing programme helping organisations build mentally healthy, resilient, and productive teams. MindFul Families Strengthens family relationships through parenting support, communication, and emotional wellness education. MindReach Express Mobile outreach initiative bringing mental wellness education.

Gift of CCT Sakla is a community-based non-profit organization in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, dedicated to supporting marginalized individuals facing mental health challenges, addictions, homelessness, poverty, and social isolation. Through soup kitchens, Connect Circles, wellness workshops, sports activities, and computer skills training, we provide meals, dignity, meaningful connection, physical wellbeing, and digital empowerment. Guided by compassion and Ubuntu values, we build stronger communities, reduce stigma, and help people grow. Registered and committed to transparency, we rely on donations to sustain our work and create lasting impact.

The Directors of System of Support NPC grew up in poverty and personally understand the devastating effects of poverty, crime, gangsterism and lack of opportunity. They know first-hand how the absence of support structures and resources can negatively impact individuals, families and communities. This lived experience drives the organisation’s passion and determination to succeed. The Directors have committed themselves to doing everything within their power to help as many people as possible, especially youth from disadvantaged communities. They firmly believe that with proper support, guidance and opportunities, lives can be transformed for the better. The organisation also believes that when learners are employed, studying, participating in sports and engaging in constructive extracurricular activities, they are significantly less likely to become involved in crime, gangsterism, substance abuse and other destructive social behaviours. System of Support NPC therefore aims not only to educate, but also to restore hope, dignity, opportunity and purpose within communities. Research and public education reports indicate that many learners do not successfully complete Grade 12, often due to poverty, violence, family instability, gangsterism, teenage pregnancy, substance abuse and lack of support structures. Many learners and families in disadvantaged communities do not have access to adequate support systems, information, mentorship or opportunities. This often results in poor educational outcomes, unemployment, social instability and vulnerability to criminal activity. System of Support NPC exists to provide practical interventions and support systems that create opportunities and positive alternatives for vulnerable youth and communities through education, mentorship, career development, skills training, psychosocial support and community empowerment initiatives. Link to facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590516852309

The George Maluleka Foundation Disability Awareness Day promotes inclusion through a multimedia campaign across social media, radio, and print. Featuring celebrity endorsements, real-life stories, and educational materials, the event partners with schools, businesses, and advocacy groups to dispel myths, celebrate abilities, and empower individuals with disabilities in our communities.

Kharifarane NPO is a youth-led, 100% volunteer-run South African non-profit organisation that focuses on hunger relief, education, and youth development. Founded in May 2025 by university students, the organization operates primarily out of Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape.

We operate with NPOs in several communities. These NPOs are often ECD facilities who we assist with food provision for their learners. We believe that by providing nutritious meals, quality education and skills development opportunities to children and young adults on the Cape Flats and by engaging the community and building strong partnerships with local businesses and organisations, we will empower individuals to break the cycle of poverty, reduce crime rates and crate a more prosperous and peaceful community. Nutritional Support: Healthy nutritional meals to children weekly. We feed approximately 120 children x 3 times per week = 360 meals per week. Cost R2,000.00 per week x 4 weeks = R8,000.00 per month. End of year Christmas lunch for the children – we introduced this in 2025. Cost: R20,000.00 once off for 2025. #ChristmasLunchUndertheBridge – our flagship programme started in 2022. We provide a community Christmas lunch for the homeless living under bridges around Cape Town. The cost in 2025 was R25,000.00. Latest project: #67MinutesforMadiba: 1000 to each give us R67.00 will go a long way towards helping us with our cold storage and other logistical equipment we require to comply with Dept of Health standards to keep perishables fresh. Currently we do not receive any Government or Corporate funding. We operate entirely on donations from friends, family and community members.

Jackie's Soul Food is a registered non-profit organisation based in Gugulethu, Cape Town, dedicated to fighting hunger and restoring hope. The organisation was founded in 2022 by Jacaranda Nkomo after witnessing the growing levels of hunger, poverty and hardship in her community during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. What began as a small act of compassion—preparing and sharing meals with those in need—has grown into a community feeding programme that now provides nutritious cooked meals and emotional support to approximately 120–150 vulnerable children, elderly residents, unemployed individuals and struggling families every day. Our mission goes beyond feeding people. We believe that every person deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion and respect. Alongside every meal, we offer encouragement, emotional support and a safe, welcoming environment where people feel seen, valued and cared for. We believe that nourishing the soul is just as important as nourishing the body. Our work has been recognised through features on Expresso, Cape Town TV and Good Things Guy, helping to raise awareness of the growing need within our community. We are also a registered Section 18A public benefit organisation, enabling qualifying donors to claim tax deductions for eligible donations. To date, our work has been sustained largely through personal sacrifice, dedicated volunteers, and the generosity of a small number of individual and corporate donors. As the need in our community continues to grow, we are seeking partners who share our vision of ensuring that no one goes hungry. Together, we can feed bodies, nourish souls, and restore hope—one meal at a time.

King of My Hood Foundation End of Term School Tournament 2026 Empowering Youth Through Sport, Education & HopeJoin us for the annual King of My Hood Foundation Tournament on 03–04 October 2026 at Vultures FC Sport Ground, Leruleng. This term tournament goes beyond sport. We are addressing two critical community needs: Health & Safety: Sanitary Pads Drive for girls in netball Welfare: Hunger Relief for orphans and vulnerable families We aim to impact 500+ underserved youth through a 2-day soccer and netball tournament, combined with food support, mentorship, skills workshops, and academic assistance. How You Can Help R10 = 1 pack of sanitary pads for a girl (1 month) R50 = Meals for 1 person for 1 week R200 = Sponsor 1 player’s full kit + meals R500 = Support 1 team (transport + equipment) Additional items needed: Soccer & netball balls, trophies, medals, jerseys, water, first aid kits, and volunteers.Together we build champions, protect dignity, and feed futures.King of My Hood Foundation Leruleng & Skimming,Mapela , Mokopane Limpopo, South Africa ,0610  072 305 7124 |  kingofmyhoodfoundation@gmail.com Facebook: King Of My Hood Foundation | Instagram: @kingofmyhood.foundation

From Seed to Strength – Help Her Bloom Every young woman deserves the chance to build a future filled with hope, confidence, and opportunity. Yet, many young women leaving child and youth care centers enter adulthood with no family support, limited resources, and few opportunities. They are expected to navigate life on their own, often facing unemployment, poverty, and uncertainty. At Bloom Journey, we are changing that story. We empower vulnerable young women through mentorship, life skills, career guidance, financial literacy, and vocational training, equipping them with the confidence and practical skills they need to become independent and thrive. We believe that when a young woman is given the right support, she doesn't just change her own life—she transforms families, strengthens communities, and inspires future generations. Your donation will help us provide: 🌸 Life skills and mentorship programmes 💻 Skills development and career readiness 🍎 Meals and learning materials during workshops 🚌 Transport assistance for participants ❤️ Safe spaces where young women can learn, grow, and belong No contribution is too small. Every donation is an investment in a brighter future and a reminder to a young woman that she is seen, valued, and capable of achieving her dreams. Together, we can ensure that no young woman has to face adulthood alone. Join us in helping every young woman grow from seed to strength. Help her bloom.

Community Intervention Centre (CIC): A Story of Hope, Healing and Resilience For more than 25 years, the Community Intervention Centre (CIC) has been a beacon of hope for individuals and families facing some of life's darkest moments. Established in 2001, CIC was founded on a simple but powerful belief: no one should have to face trauma alone. Based at the Table View Police Station in Cape Town, CIC provides free, confidential, 24-hour trauma support to victims and survivors of gender-based violence, domestic abuse, sexual offences, violent crime, child abuse, and other traumatic incidents. Every phone call answered, every counselling session provided, and every life touched represents a commitment to restoring dignity, hope, and healing. Our work extends far beyond crisis intervention. We walk alongside survivors as they rebuild their lives, helping them regain confidence, access support services, and find a path toward independence. Through our Skills Centre, survivors of abuse and vulnerable community members receive practical training, job-readiness support, and opportunities to develop sustainable livelihoods. We believe that true healing comes not only from emotional support but also from empowering people to create brighter futures for themselves and their families. Every year, thousands of people reach out to our 24/7 helpline seeking comfort, guidance, and protection. Behind every statistic is a person,a mother escaping violence, a child overcoming trauma, a family finding hope after tragedy. Our dedicated team of trained counsellors, volunteers, and staff stand ready every hour of every day, ensuring that no cry for help goes unanswered. CIC's impact is made possible through strong partnerships with government departments, law enforcement, businesses, donors, and compassionate individuals who share our vision of safer, healthier communities. Together, we are breaking the cycle of violence, raising awareness, advocating, and creating safe spaces.

National Women's Day Feeding Scheme Programme Date: 09 August 2026 Location: Emabhuyeni, Ward 7, uMfolozi Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Background and Community Need National Women's Day is an opportunity to honour the strength, resilience and sacrifices of women. In Emabhuyeni, many women face daily challenges of unemployment, poverty, hunger and the responsibility of caring for children and elderly family members without sufficient income. Many households survive on social grants, while others go days without nutritious meals. Single mothers often skip meals so their children can eat, and many grandmothers raising orphaned grandchildren struggle to provide food due to rising living costs. Elderly women and vulnerable children are among the hardest hit by food insecurity. Through this Women's Day Feeding Scheme, Emphemeni Community Development aims to restore hope and dignity by providing nutritious hot meals, food parcels and essential support to vulnerable women, children and senior citizens in our community. If We Receive Donations All donations will be used solely for the implementation of the Women's Day programme. Distribution of Funds 60% – Purchase of food for hot meals and food parcels. 20% – Fresh vegetables, fruit and nutritious beverages. 10% – Hygiene and cleaning supplies for safe food preparation and serving. 5% – Transport and logistics for collecting donations and delivering supplies. 5% – Event materials, beneficiary registration and programme administration. Monitoring and Accountability Emphemeni Community Development is committed to transparency and responsible management of all donations through: Recording every donation received. Keeping receipts and financial records for all purchases. Registering beneficiaries who receive meals or food parcels. Monitoring food preparation and distribution by programme coordinators and volunteers. Preparing a financial and impact report after the event. Sharing photographs, beneficiary stories.

We serve meals to orphans and the need children from monday to Friday on the afternoon after character-building lessons and food parcels distribution every Saturday after business skills training for women. Holidays kids game festival and character building camps. We serve the poorest community of Kwanyamazane unformal settlement and Sweetwaters rural areas in Pietermaritzburg KwaZulu-Natal. Our vision is to build resilient, self-sustaining communities by eradicating hunger, empowering youth and women, and promoting holistic development through food security, skills training, and social upliftment. Madlala Foundation is committed to addressing poverty, hunger, and inequality by implementing sustainable food solutions, nurturing children and youth through character-building and education, and empowering communities through feeding schemes, agricultural training, and life skills development. Purpose & Impact in Food Sustainability: Madlala Foundation responds to the urgent needs of vulnerable communities—particularly children, youth, and women—in Pietermaritzburg and surrounding rural areas. Our work addresses food insecurity and malnutrition through: Meal serving: 5 days a week nutritious meals provided to underprivileged children and youth to combat hunger and promote learning. Community Gardens & Food Skills: Initiatives that teach families to grow their own food, promoting self-reliance and sustainable food production. Skills Development: Training in food preparation, garden care, and basic agri-entrepreneurship to increase productivity and create income opportunities. Youth Engagement: Linking food sustainability with social issues (e.g., GBV, teen pregnancy) through workshops that build responsibility and leadership. Our long-term plan includes expanding feeding centers, establishing youth-led food gardens, and equipping 150+ unemployed individuals through the Social Employment contracts.

The Caring Hearts Society is a South African non-profit organisation committed to improving the lives of vulnerable children, women, families, and elderly people through compassion, community service, and sustainable development initiatives. Established on the belief that every person deserves dignity, hope, and an opportunity to thrive, the organisation works tirelessly to address the immediate needs of disadvantaged communities while creating long-term solutions that empower individuals and strengthen families. Operating primarily within the communities of Lavender Hill, Retreat, and surrounding areas in Cape Town, The Caring Hearts Society has become a trusted source of support for hundreds of individuals facing poverty, food insecurity, unemployment, and social challenges. Through carefully planned programmes and the dedication of volunteers, donors, community leaders, and corporate partners, the organisation continues to make a meaningful and lasting impact. The Caring Hearts Society believes that genuine compassion is demonstrated through action. Every meal served, every hygiene pack distributed, every child supported, and every family assisted represents a commitment to creating a more caring, equitable, and hopeful society.

Hi would like to upgrade our centre fix holes and windows aswell upgrade our classrooms we want to fix our 1 class so it can be used andour toilets aswell please help us.

The Vaal SmartMoves Chess Initiative is a registered non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering children and young people through chess education. We use chess as a tool to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, discipline, leadership, confidence, and academic performance. Our programmes establish school chess clubs, provide structured coaching, organise community tournaments, and create safe spaces where young people can learn and grow. Operating across the Vaal Triangle, including Meyerton, Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Sebokeng, and Sharpeville, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to unlock their potential through the game of chess and become a future leader in their community.

Jam Jam Charity NPC Feeding. Restoring. Inspiring. Jam Jam Charity NPC is a youth and community development organization committed to creating holistic and sustainable transformation within our communities. Our mission is to feed the hungry, restore hope, and inspire positive change by supporting underprivileged families and empowering young people through education and development. We focus on: Providing food relief to underprivileged families. Raising awareness about social challenges and mental health. Equipping young people with life skills and job readiness training. Promoting personal growth, leadership, and community responsibility. At Jam Jam Charity NPC, we believe that by feeding those in need, restoring dignity and hope, and inspiring individuals to reach their full potential, we can build stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities. "Feeding. Restoring. Inspiring."

KC 107.7 is not just a radio station; it’s a lifeline for the vibrant community residing in the greater Paarl Valley in the picturesque Cape Winelands of South Africa. Established in 1996 by a dynamic group of young visionaries associated with the Koinonia Community Centre in Paarl, KC 107.7 proudly holds the distinction of being one of the pioneering community radio stations in the nation, marking the beginning of its broadcast journey on 24 September 1996. As a community-owned social enterprise, KC 107.7 is committed to providing top-notch community communications through a myriad of digital platforms. Operating on the FM frequency, the station reaches its audience not only through traditional radio but also online via its website and app, as well as through innovative mobile studios stationed outdoors. This multifaceted approach ensures that KC 107.7 is accessible to listeners 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We are dedicated to providing high quality ECD in nurturing environment. We impower young learned from low income households by fostering their cognitive, social and emotional development.

Lawyers against Abuse (LvA) is a non-profit organisation that was established in 2011 to fill this gap. LvA’s mission is to ensure GBV victims and survivors have meaningful access to justice by providing specialised legal services and psychosocial support, engaging state actors and empowering communities. Over the last 15 years, LvA has cultivated an innovative and integrated approach to combatting GBV that works deeply in individual communities to provide comprehensive support to individual victims of abuse while also strengthening the local justice system’s response to GBV at a systemic level. We operate three walk-in Centres based in Diepsloot, Orange Farm and Hillbrow, three communities in Johannesburg known for extremely high GBV prevalence rates, poor service delivery and high levels of poverty and unemployment. Our work focuses on the following four programme areas: • Direct Legal Services: providing nuanced legal services to assist clients in securing protection orders and pursuing criminal cases of sexual violence and assault; • Psychosocial Support: providing trauma debriefing, individual and group-based therapy and counselling, shelter placements, empowerment initiatives and other forms of psychosocial support; • State Actor Engagement: engaging with key state actors to strengthen the local justice systems’ response to GBV by building capacity and creating accountability in instances of misconduct; and • Community Engagement: conducting targeted outreach and workshops for community members to raise awareness of GBV, legal rights and remedies and LvA’s services.

Step into the vibrant world of the Cape Flats, where every street corner, every family gathering and every beat of Afrikaaps tells a story of relentless resilience and unyielding hope. Cape Flats Stories is not just a digital space, we are a movement born out of the need to celebrate and reclaim the narrative of a community that has long been misunderstood. Here, your story matters.

Queen Madonsela Stimulation Centre for the Disabled is a registered non-profit organization (Reg. No: 163-803-NPO) dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and empowering environment for children with cerebral palsy and autism. Since its establishment on December 30, 2015, in Etwatwa Daveyton, the centre has been a pillar of hope for physically challenged children in our community. We operate 24/7 to ensure that every child under our care receives love, warmth, and the essential services they need to thrive. Our mission is to work in partnership with communities to provide holistic development and a dignified lifestyle for differently-abled children, regardless of their social status. Our vision is to create sustainable development programs that empower children with disabilities, allowing them to overcome challenges and lead fulfilling lives. Currently, our facility is unable to accommodate all the children who require our care. The existing space is limited, making it difficult to provide adequate housing, therapy and play areas. Our goal is to build a new, fully equipped centre where children with disabilities can receive the best possible support in a safe and stimulating environment. We are seeking assistance from businesses, donors, and supporters to help us secure a new premises using containers, Wendy houses, or mobile classrooms. These structures will allow us to quickly and affordably create a space that meets the needs of our children.

We help farmers and their workers in the drought stricken areas of South Africa with food , water and fodder.

On any given day, the doors of uMusa Haven open to children eager to learn, play, and feel safe. Their laughter fills the rooms, bringing life and hope to a community that faces many challenges. Some children arrive carrying burdens far heavier than their years, but at uMusa Haven they find warmth, care, and a sense of belonging. Not far away, elderly members of the community often face loneliness and hardship. Many have spent their lives caring for others and now need support themselves. Through acts of kindness, visits, and community initiatives, uMusa Haven seeks to remind them that they are valued, respected, and never forgotten. At the heart of uMusa Haven is a simple belief: a strong community cares for all its people. Children, elders, parents, and neighbours are connected. When a child is protected, the community grows stronger. When an elder is supported, wisdom and dignity are preserved. When families receive help during difficult times, hope is restored. Every meal shared, every awareness campaign, every act of support is made possible by people who believe that change begins with compassion. Yet the needs continue to grow. With the support of donors and partners, uMusa Haven can expand its reach, provide essential resources, strengthen child protection efforts, support vulnerable families, and create a brighter future for those who need it most. Together, we can build a community where every child feels safe, every elder feels valued, and every family knows they are not alone.

In today's rapidly evolving society, our children and youth face multifaceted challenges that require comprehensive solutions. At Siyazana YDF, our mission centers on promoting a holistic approach to these issues by addressing education, nutrition, and general life skills, including gender-based violence and bullying. This interconnected framework acknowledges that each sphere plays a crucial role in shaping the overall well-being of young individuals. We strive to empower our young South Africans to thrive in all aspects of their lives. This integrated model fosters resilience and adaptability—qualities essential for navigating modern challenges.