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Fundraising in South Africa
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Fundraising sector based in South Africa. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Goodbye Malaria
Goodbye Malaria - a social benefit organisation – is an African-run initiative with the goal of eliminating malaria, a preventable disease that still kills a child every 2 minutes. Founded by concerned African entrepreneurs including Robbie Brozin (Co-Founder of Nando’s), Goodbye Malaria believes our generation can create innovative solutions that ultimately change the way the world sees Africa. The initiative facilitates public-private partnerships, bringing together the private sector, the governments of Mozambique, Eswatini and South Africa as well as The Global Fund whilst supporting and catalysing on-the-ground malaria elimination programmes. Year on year we have seen the programme expand significantly, with 2022 being no exception; our integrated vector management was conducted in a total of 22 districts in 3 provinces in Southern Mozambique, with an additional 8 mobile surveillance units positioned at eastern border regions of South Africa, protecting the lives of over 4 million people. With renewed focus and commitment, we can be the generation to end one of the oldest and deadliest diseases in human history. Malaria has no right to the lives it claims, and together with our partners, friends and supporters, we will work tirelessly to end malaria for good!
11 to 50 staff
Wild Impact
Wild Impact (previously known as Africa Foundation) is a registered, non-profit organisation in South Africa that uplifts, up- skills and empowers rural communities primarily living adjacent to conservation areas. Using methods developed in rural villages over the years, Wild Impact has partnered with 73 communities to provide support and assistance across Africa, from KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga in South Africa, to Tanzania and Kenya in East Africa, as well as Botswana, Mozambique and Namibia in Southern Africa. Founded in 1992, Wild Impact is an independent, non-profit, tax-exempt organisation registered in South Africa, Tanzania the United States and the United Kingdom. Together with eco-tourism operators & Beyond and in consultation with the communities themselves, Wild Impact facilitates socio-economic development of rural communities, predominantly those living in or adjacent to conservation areas, which assists in the protection of Africa’s heritage. Our role is: •Facilitating the fulfilment of needs identified by communities •Communicating those needs to potential donors •Allocating and managing donor funds prudently •Working with community leaders and project champions •Accounting and reporting to our donors •Evaluating the short and long-term impacts of our projects Wild Impact makes a measurable difference in the communities we are invited into and support. The projects we facilitate are based on two simple principles – community participation and local leadership.
51 to 200 staff
Backabuddy
BackaBuddy is South Africa’s trusted crowdfunding and fundraising platform, helping people raise and give money safely for real needs and verified causes. We make it easier for South Africans to show up for one another when it matters most. From medical care and education to emergencies and community support, BackaBuddy provides a secure, transparent way to raise funds and give with confidence. Every campaign is reviewed, and trust sits at the centre of everything we do. We support individuals, donors, organisations, and partners who believe generosity works best when accountability and community come first. Learn more, start a campaign, or explore partnership opportunities at
11 to 50 staff
Lifted
We are LiftED (previously The Leacock Foundation, established in 1992), a charity whose vision is a world where all children and youth have an opportunity to reach for their full potential. Our mission is to confront inequity by empowering children and youth to develop the critical and creative thinking skills to be confident leaders now and in the future.
1 to 10 staff
The Children's Hospital Trust
At the Children’s Hospital Trust we believe every child should have access to the highest quality healthcare services they need close to their homes: to feel safe and comforted during times of illness and trauma; to be cared for in a nurturing environment, that is supportive of patient, family and staff wellbeing; and to be cared for by skilled and supported healthcare professionals equipped with the infrastructure and equipment needed to provide optimal care. The Children’s Hospital Trust is an independent non-profit organisation established in 1994. The Trust relies on the benevolence of donors to realise its aims and objectives. 100% of all donations go directly to prioritised paediatric healthcare needs and not a single cent is spent on administration costs. When you donate to the Trust, every cent goes towards funding projects that change children’s lives (and the lives of the people who love them). The operational costs of the Trust are funded from an endowment managed by The Children’s Hospital Foundation, so your generous contributions are never used for administration. Working in partnership with the Western Cape Department of Health, UCT Department of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital (RCWMCH), the Trust has invested over R1 billion since 1994 towards improving public health infrastructure, training specialist paediatric health workers, and supporting the establishment of child public health projects. Core to achieving our vision is upholding our values of Integrity, Accountability, Kindness, Dynamism and Collaboration in every aspect of our work. The Trust enjoys a record of sound financial administration and good governance, but whilst it has raised funds to address many pressing needs, much has yet to be done. With your help we can continue to give hope and healing to our little ones who need it most.
11 to 50 staff
Cart Horse Protection Association
Cart Horse Protection Association is a non-profit animal welfare organisation based in Cape Town. What do we do? We provide clinic, patrol, and call out response, veterinary, and rehabilitation services to all working cart horses and donkeys living on the Cape Flats, and support, education and training to cart horse owners and drivers who use working cart horses as a means of generating income for themselves and their families. Our mission is to protect working cart horses and donkeys from abuse, and contribute to the social upliftment of the Cape Flats carting community. Learn more about our ground-breaking WORKING IN EQUINE WELFARE online course: https://carthorse.org.za/equine-welfare-training/
11 to 50 staff
Hippo Roller
Hippo Roller is a social enterprise in South Africa with a hybrid business model that includes a For Profit Company in South Africa namely, Imvubu Projects (Pty) Ltd.(Reg no: 2016/323589/07) Trading As Hippo Roller to ensure economic sustainability of the business; and a Non Profit Company, the Hippo Roller Foundation NPC (Reg no: 2017/458603/08) which promotes the social sustainability of the business. Hippo Roller facilitates the distribution of its products to water-stressed communities, while addressing the challenge of end-user affordability. It manufactures and distributes Hippo Rollers locally and internationally, with support from corporates (via Corporate Social Investment programmes), Governments (national and regional), NGOs and other organisations and individuals. As the Kevin Rudd, former PM of Australia puts it:"If we don't succeed with water we will fail with all SDGs," referring to the commitment by Governments, businesses and civil society together with the United Nations to mobilize efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Agenda by 2030. Water is at the heart of what we do. It is our "why?" Universal, inclusive and indivisible, the Agenda calls for action by all countries to improve the lives of people everywhere It is due to the goodwill of our sponsors and partners that Hippo Rollers can be shared with impoverished households that would not otherwise be able to profit from this technology. Hippo Rollers buy time. They bring hope. And ultimately, they are a catalyst to growth, the benefits to recipients being immediate and measurable. Contact us to explore new opportunities that will positively impact communities. EMAIL: support @ hipporoller.org
11 to 50 staff
Thuto Trust
THUTO TRUST is an innovative education trust and registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO). We invest in deserving young people through tertiary education bursaries. WITH YOUR HELP,WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE Thuto Trust's mission is to create a domino effect in education. We are multiplying the positive impact that quality education has in low income communities, through a targeted strategic focus on the development of creative and effective teachers in Maths and Science, taught in children's home languages. Children are much more likely to understand and absorb information if it is passed on to them in their mother tongue. WE ARE ADDRESSING THE EDUCATION CRISIS HEAD-ON We provide a full Teacher Development Bursary package, which includes- Study costs for a four-year Undergraduate Bachelor of Education Degree or- a two-year Postgraduate Certificate in Education GET INVOLVED IN CHANGING THE FACE OF EDUCATION TODAY Funders who become involved stand to play a part in cultivating a society where education is a right, not a privilege. Your education and social development partner B-BBEE and Tax Exemption Advantages- All donations from third parties are tax-deductible and contribute favourably to CSI, B-BBEE and skills development quotas. Thuto Trust, Registration Number: IT5016 (T), is a Public Benefit Organisation,(PBO # 930 025 255), and adheres to the regulations of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) for continuing tax exemption related to its PBO status. The regulatory requirements of PBO's are embedded in the Thuto Trust Deed and include financial oversight and accountability through a dedicated Board of Trustees, and ongoing record-keeping of the beneficiaries of the Trust. GET INVOLVED THROUGH- Donations - Pledges - Endowments and more Find out more on how to partner with us - contact:(+27) 71 671 4582
1 to 10 staff
Morwakoma Matji Investment Holdings Pty Ltd
MMIH is an investment holdings company focusing on economic infrastructure (ports, roads, water, energy, and communications) and mining transactions. The entity focuses on the African continent.
1 to 10 staff
Born To Be Free
Preparing Africa's future for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Born to be Free was founded in July 2016 by 5 students in Cape Town. Our first project began on Mandela Day 2016 where we installed our first computers at West End Primary - a prep school in Mitchells Plain, South Africa. Know for its gang territories, underprivileged and lack of good education - it was a proud moment for us as a group, the school and it was a good start to our NPC. Born To Be Free is an Non-profit organization that looks to promote youth development in South Africa, and as an organization it is driven by the realization that the youth need to work together to achieve sustainable growth in underdeveloped areas in South Africa. The focus is on education and the transfer of skills that will be able to benefit the youth, and South Africa as a country for years to come. Our main objective is to increase computer literacy in areas that are not currently getting these skills in their schools. With the help fundraising we are determined to get computers in as many schools as we can and to improve the skills of the youth of South Africa from an early age. These fundraisers are held throughout the year, with prominent guest speakers from politicians, sportsmen, doctors and educators. We look forward to making a difference for South Africa, alongside you, and many more South Africans.
1 to 10 staff
Cmr North
CMR North is a registered non-profit organization established in 1936. CMR consists of a professional network of social workers, that truly give HOPE to people in despair. Our mission is to be the organization of choice and to be positioned uniquely to unite with other role-players to implement social service programmes to transform the needs of individuals and families into hope. The CMR North’s journey of 80 years and counting, serves as a testimony to the value of having a network of support. Each of our sponsors and donors enables the work we do and to take those crucial first few steps on the little paths that make up the greater journey.
1 to 10 staff
Community Chest Durban
At Community Chest Durban we strive to be the leading agent of change. We empower people and organisations to enhance the quality of life of those who need support. Community Chest is the only funder that donates 100% of public funds received to impact partners. This provides our donors with the assurance that their funds are being used for the intended purpose. With over 90 years of experience in social development and unimpeached reputation, we remain accountable to all stakeholders in the fulfilment of our annual grant making and capacity building commitments. We are driven by a passion to restore dignity and hope in those indirectly in our care.
11 to 50 staff
Downes Murray International
Downes Murray International is South Africa's leading fundraising consultancy. We help non-profit organisations (NPOs) to achieve sustainability through fundraising to individuals. Our solid track record and unrivalled expertise and experience benefits NPOs of every kind. We've learned more than a few fundraising truths over the past few decades! Ask yourself:* Are there fewer corporate donors investing in your cause?* Do you need to fundraise for operational costs like salaries?* Are you worried about surviving any tough times? If you answered 'yes' to all those questions, it's time to devise a strategy for individual giving. It's individuals - not corporates - who account for most charitable giving in South Africa - and the world. Donations from individuals can be used to offset operational costs – and they can help to build reserves for the future. Bequest programmes that DMI helped some of its clients to launch years ago are still raising significant funds. DMI has worked alongside NPOs of almost every kind, including those focused on care for the elderly, conservation, children and youth, people with disability, animal welfare, educational institutions, churches and religious organisations. We offer specialised fundraising and communications services, including strategic planning, digital fundraising, database management, feasibility studies, capital campaigns, individual giving programmes, direct mail, donor communications, telephone fundraising, online giving, stewardship programmes, major gift drives, church stewardship, bequest promotion and cause-related marketing. Start your fundraising journey with us by downloading our FREE newsletter here: https://bit.ly/2iJWrML
11 to 50 staff
Ib International Consulting
WHO WE ARE BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL BROKER We have a professional team who are dedicated to work together with prospective clients to fulfill their needs and achieve their financial needs and business goals. OUR OFFERINGS •We provide exemplary international project funding for individual, businesses, organizations •We provide a collaborative team of investment force, which allows considerable funding to satisfy our clients’ needs •We have a team of experts to carefully assess the feasibility of projects and evaluate the magnitude of project funding that is required. •When considering a project funding, credit scores are not measured due to the fact that the funding is based on the merits of the project not the individual •Our expertise lies in providing funding in the shortest possible time with all the legalities in place, We also provide totally customized solutions, with funding provided from our own capital. If you wish to arrange an engagement, please CONTACT US
11 to 50 staff
Jyb Nonprofits Development Centre
Who we are JYB nonprofit development center is a Registered organization,it focuses on economic and social development within the nonprofit early childhood development and Youth centres. It is based in local informal settlements in the south of Johannesburg. We create programmes that aim to empower, upgrade and develop nonprofit organizations that have a huge impact on the lives of vulnerable children and youth within our communities. This is done by equipping registered nonprofit centers with the right support of donated secondhand furniture and free off-site office administration to centers offering relief to those in need or with disabilities.
11 to 50 staff
The Me Cfs Foundation South Africa Npo
The ME CFS Foundation South Africa was founded to address the need of people with the illness Myalgic Encephalomyelitis ME/CFS Patients often live in isolation as many misconceptions still exist. Symptoms include extreme mental & physical exhaustion, memory & concentration problems, muscle & joint pain, sleep disturbances, dizziness, sensitivities to chemicals, sounds,lights, etc. There is no cure yet, however, symptomatic treatment can improve quality of life. Some patients become bedbound, others are housebound, and some die from it. The illness varies in severity & doesn't discriminate against age, race, sex, socio economic class, etc. Most patients experience serious financial distress. Objectives a) Raising awareness of ME/CFS b) Providing healthcare services for those who cannot afford them; c) Advocating for the rights and interests of persons living with ME/CFS. d) The care or counselling of terminally ill persons or persons with severe physical disability, and the counselling of their families in this regard. General activities: a) Secure and provide needed healthcare and other services to patients unable to afford them b) Establish care facilities for patients c) Run public awareness campaigns/projects to educate people about ME/CFS and the challenges faced by ME/CFS patients and their families, both diagnosed and undiagnosed d) Engage the media to raise the profile of ME/CFS e) Create a network of experts and supporters to assist healthcare and counselling f) Be a repository of knowledge and resources g) Lobby the medical profession to see ME/CFS as the chronic medical condition it is, treat patients with dignity, respect, ensure they receive appropriate medical treatment h) Engage the Department of Health to advocate for appropriate accommodation of patients i) Develop, and update, training materials based on cutting-edge scientific research on ME/CFS for use in the public and private healthcare sectors for the benefit of patients
1 to 10 staff
Velokhaya
The overall purpose of Velokhaya - which takes its name from the French word for cycling (velo) and the Xhosa word for home (khaya)- is to achieve ‘Growth through Cycling’; to give underprivileged children in South Africa the skills and the opportunities they need to make a success of their lives – in other words, to develop as champions, both on and off the bike. We use the sport of cycling as a platform for growing and empowering children living in marginalised communities in South Africa, and we do this by implementing a range of holistic development programs aimed at improving education, developing human potential and teaching valuable life skills. Since 2003, we have witnessed how our cycling-based programs have helped children from one of South Africa’s poorest communities deal with the social and personal challenges they face - and how the programs have inspired these children to use their achievements in cycling (which build self-esteem and confidence) to make a success of their lives. At Velokhaya we give young South Africans – regardless of race, or socio-economic status – an opporunity to become champions and we are immensely grateful to our corporate sponsors and the many individuals who support the work we do. These include Velokhaya’s Patron, the international ‘voice of cycling’, commentator, Phil Liggett (OBE). Visit our website and our facebook page for more details - and get in touch, and show your support!
51 to 200 staff
Words That Count
The team at Words that Count are advisors, independent consultants, and programme managers for organisations in the non-profit and corporate social investment arenas. A few years ago, a chance conversation sparked the idea of taking our unique combination of the knowledge and skills learned in the NGO sector and our combined experience in corporate social investment to offer a new suite of services. This ranges from the development of CSI strategy to the measurement of impact – along with an outsourced implementation process. I believe the secret to our success is the commitment we share to both NGOs and grantmakers – working to achieve impact in the development sector to realise the ideal of a better world.
1 to 10 staff
King David Schools' Foundation Alumni
Funding our Jewish Future
1 to 10 staff
Kydrin Foundation
Founded to improve the fundraising capabilities of existing charities, as well as all the amazing people that want to raise money for their favourite charities and good causes. Registered non-profit company 2015/363569/08
1 to 10 staff
New Nation Education Npo - The Sponsored Education Solution
NPO #226-529 Our company is focused on the school children of South Africa. For more than 23 years now the schooling system in South Africa has failed the children of our country. The educators are unable to deliver the quality education the children need, because of the lack of funding and resources. Most of the parents can't afford to pay school fees, so their children have to take second best. More than 50% of the school lever each year will never land a job. This is a very dire situation, but there is hope. We help schools raise a sustainable income so that they can be run professionally in every department, from the upkeep and maintenance to security, sports coaching, and equipment, music teachers, and instruments, drama teachers, computer classrooms with IT specialists, libraries with full-time librarians and even performance bonuses for teachers. Although most of the parents are unable to pay school fees, we believe that parents need to play a part in educating their children. By being a part of the SOLUTION we give the parent the opportunity to improve their quality of life as well. Although most of the children leaving school have no hope of landing a decent job, we help the youth with self-development and new skills. This allows them to become upstanding leaders in their communities. Our aim is to uplift the community at the same time we uplift the schools, by doing this everyone feels that they are part of the solution and they have committed to making the school the center of the community. When people know that they are a part of the solution, everything matters and they start to care about their community.
1 to 10 staff
Pwr Project
A South African non-profit organization (NPO/NGO), reaching for social empowerment by creating awareness around bullying & discrimination, with a focus on elevating LGBTQI+(Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Queer, Intersex, plus) youth. Apart from our dedication to elevating LGBTQI+ youth, we have been actively involved in various food security projects around Cape Town, successfully distributing 30 meals during the COVID-19 period.
1 to 10 staff
Qhubeka Charity
Qhubeka uses bicycles to move communities forward. We partner with the community, public sector, private sector, and non-profit organisations to develop our programmes, which focus on providing people with bicycles in return for working to improve their community, environment or school attendance. Through your support, Qhubeka uses bicycles to connect families to schools, clinics and job opportunities. Communities with limited transport have restricted options, but bicycles are tools of change. With access to transport comes a connection to opportunities. That’s why Qhubeka’s name is an Nguni word that means “to progress”, “to move forward” – because bicycles help people to travel faster, further, carry more, be fitter and access more options, including healthcare and educational facilities. Bicycles also save people money they would have had to spend on other forms of transport. From keeping children in school to helping whole communities to create new economic opportunities, bicycles are a simple, affordable and sustainable solution to some of Africa’s most pressing social problems. What began as a project to help a few schoolchildren travel to school more easily has evolved into a wider model that aims to provide simple, affordable transport that connects entire communities to schools, clinics and job opportunities. We also believe in empowering people and upholding their dignity. Because of these guiding principles, our programmes are based on a work-to-earn principle. People earn bicycles in return for growing trees, recycling waste, committing to improve their school attendance or their outputs at work, and in various other ways. Whatever they do to earn their bicycles, the result is always the same: a community that is more connected. When you fund a bicycle, you help to: 1. Connect communities to basic services 2. Help learners to access to education 3. Improve health 4. Save families money on transport costs
11 to 50 staff
Safe Foster Network
Animal Rescue and fostering network SAFE FOSTERING NETWORK NPC 2022/520366/08
1 to 10 staff
