2020 Participating charities
Contact: Elzabi van Wyk 021 887 5080 bemarking@huishorison.org.za
Horizon House is a residential and sheltered-employment centre in Stellenbosch specialising in the holistic care of adult people living with a primary intellectual disability.
Established in 1974, the centre can house and care for 102 people. We provide sheltered employment to all the residents as well as to 40 day workers. A holistic approach is followed to create a normalised environment for them to live, work, socialise, take part in sport and outdoor activity, and for life skills training and work-related courses. Like all of us, they too, have dreams of things they would like to do. But they are vulnerable and that is why they require a safe environment in which they can make a meaningful contribution and experience a sense of self.
https://www.huishorison.org.za/
Categories: Social Services.
Contact: Charmaine Hendricks/Clint Cupido 0217618341/0726275227 abundantlife.victoria@gmail.com
Abundant Life Palliative Care is an innovative
service created within the public healthcare in Western Cape. We started 10
years ago pioneering Palliative Care for non HIV and Non Cancer patients. We
have proved that Palliative Care can be delivered as an integrated part of
healthcare. This program has been supported at Victoria Hospital Wynberg and we
have been acknowledged by the Western Cape Department of Health and the
Minister of Health, Nomafrench Mbombo.
Our Integration and Infusion of Palliative Care into the system has been
adopted as a model for District Hospitals.
We have treated over 5000 patients and their families and we need your support
to start this at other hospitals in Cape Town and South Africa.
Come ride for us, raise R2000 for our cause and be part of changing the face of
healthcare in SA.
Categories: Health, Social Services.
Contact: Kgothatso Banoe 0114034443 kgothatso.banoe@joburg.msf.org
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is a global humanitarian organisation operating in more than 70 countries. MSF provides lifesaving medical care to people caught in conflicts, natural disasters, epidemics or collapsed health systems. At the core of the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) identity is a commitment to independence, neutrality and impartiality
Categories: Health.
Contact: Rene Lanfear 0822113722 rene@tcol.co.za
For the past 6 years, The Cycle of Life has been involved in raising funds for rhino conservation in KwaZulu Natal through their main fundraising event, the Cape Town Cycle Tour.
We continue cycling under the banner Cycle of Life, with the slogan #HelpusHelpourRhinos. Cycle of Life is registered as an NPO in Germany as well as in South Africa. Funds raised are used for various projects including rhino dehorning, surveillance equipment, anti-poaching guarding equipment and vehicles used by the anti-poaching unit as well as educating, training and employing people from the local communities. Injured animals have received medical attention and a rhino orphanage receives funds for food and medicine too. In 2019 we completed a project which supplies running water to the local community, and also funded the building of an endangered species boma for injured animals. We are proud of all of our cyclists from different schools who create awareness and raise funds as we believe that the future of conservation lies in the hands of our youth.
https://thecycleoflife.co.za/charity/
Categories: Animals.
Contact: Shelly Stedman 0217623835 events@chaelicampaign.co.za
The Chaeli Campaign is a social justice foundation that provides a holistic range of services to support differently-abled children as catalysts of change. The work done through The Chaeli Campaign is true to its maxim: For Kids Like Chaeli, and through its programmes constantly grows a more ability-focused and inclusive world.
Each year the lives of 9000+ direct beneficiaries are positively impacted through the 5 programmes run by The Chaeli Campaign: Inclusive Education Programme, Therapy & Outreach Programme, Advocacy & Training Programme, Pay-it-Forward Ambassadors Leadership Programme and Assistive Devices & Support Programme.
Categories: Education, Health, Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Linda Daniels 021 696 4157 linda@lifechoices.co.za
Salesian Life Choices or better known as Life Choices, is a South African based youth development organisation. We invest in youth because they are 37% of the South African population…but 100% of its future. We work with youth from the Cape Flats communities to make choices that can change the world. We provide this foundation through our services in five key areas: Family Stability, Health, Education, Leadership and Employment.
To learn more and support the work of Salesian Life Choices visit: http://www.lifechoices.co.za/
Categories: Social Services.
Contact: Stacey-lee Partridge 0724943712 ride4sc@cancerbuddies.org.za
Ride4SkinCancer is in its 13th year of Raising
funds and awareness for Skin Cancer and we strive to financially support Cancer
Buddies, a project of People Living with Cancer NPO providing free support
services to cancer patients and their loved ones in South Africa. Support is
provided via a Toll-free helpline managed by an oncology nurse, a WhatsApp
line, and a wealth of online resources including health and nutritional
information for patients and carers. Please visit the website to see the
valuable work that Cancer Buddies does www.cancerbuddies.org.za
Join our Ride4SkinCancer Team and benefit from our amazing package including a
Cycle Jersey, Arm Sleeves and a ticket to our Charity Cocktail evening, hosted
during race weekend.
Take this opportunity to join us and benefit from our great package, while
supporting this incredible cause!
Categories: Education, Health, Social Services.
Contact: Fiola Lujabe 0727423149 fiola.lujabe@operationsmile.org
Operation Smile South Africa is a non-profit medical charity dedicated to providing safe, effective and timeous surgery to those without access across South Africa and the African continent.
OSSA believes in a multi-disciplinary approach where the organisation functions both as a resource and mission country.
OSSA strives to ‘Make South Africa Smile’ through a multi-pronged approach which includes SET surgeries, continuous education and training, the promotion of student programs and youth leadership, engagement with volunteers and donors and outreach to Southern Africa.
southafrica.operationsmile.org
Categories: Health.
Contact: Michelle Bagley 0735572004 michelle@amyfoundation.co.za
The Amy Foundation in the Western Cape is a
non-profit organisation that offers programmes which develop and empower youth
ages 5 – 35. The youth live in challenging communities. Our after school
programme provides environments that allow children to overcome shortcomings in
their education. By focusing on creativity the Amy Foundation aims to make
learning enjoyable while fostering the drive to academic success.
Our Youth Skills Development programme helps young adults prepare for
employment.
We need Heroes!
Please get on your bike and help us change a life!
Just R6000 per year keeps the youth off the street and in our programmes.
We need your support!
Categories: Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Kids, Sports.
Contact: Vivian de Klerk 021 8519426/0795234026 admin@transplantsports.org.za
Organ transplant recipients and organ donors creating awareness by showing what can be achieved after a lifesaving organ transplant.
Our vision as a purpose-driven sports organisation is to be a leader in optimizing the quality of life of organ transplant recipients, and through sports and other physical activities, promote organ donation and transplantation.
Categories: Sports.
Contact: Sharon BeyLeveld 0216717070 sharon@handswithwords.org.za
Hands With Words exists to love, serve and uplift the Deaf into being part of God’s Kingdom on earth.
Besides offering camps, Sign Language classes and interpreting services at events, the main way in which we love, serve and uplift the Deaf community is through the translation of the written Bible into a visual Bible in South African Sign Language. This Project will take us at least another 20 years. We need you to help us reach the 600 000 Deaf!
Categories: Arts & Culture, Education, Social Services.
Contact: Stuart Palmer 0834230083 stuart@lunchbox.org.za
Lunchbox Theatre is a diverse, dynamic and creative team working together to achieve our vision of having theatre projects as primary awareness raising tools for important issues that are relevant to South Africa’s youth.
Categories: Animals, Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Health, Kids.
Contact: Leoney 0861553333 argus.caringdaisies@gmail.com
#livealifeofgiving
Liefdadigheidsorganisasie wat bestaan uit meer as 30 geselekteerde dames wat saam hulle hande uitreik en ? verskil maak.
Caring Daisies is an initiative driven by a group of friends with one goal – to make people aware of the “Gift of Giving” and to “Change Lives Forever”. It is important to remember that every person has within them the strength, patience and the passion to dream big, reach for the stars and to change the world. Only by helping others can one truly help themselves.
Categories: Health, Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Lamees Martin 0844674200 lamees.martin@chtrust.org.za
www.childrenshospitaltrust.org.za
Categories: Health, Kids.
Contact: Wilmari du Plessis 0663062425 wilmari@madleadership.org
Since the inception of the organisation in 2003, Founder and Chairman, Francois Pienaar has had an inspiring vision to provide educational access to deserving scholars with leadership potential (but who face economic and other barriers) through an individualised and personal approach. Therefore, MAD Leadership Foundation focuses on the whole individual, ensuring that our scholarship recipients not only succeed academically but exhibit personal success and positive social engagement traits.
Categories: Education.
Contact: Michael Funke 0832884624 michael@conorjames.org
The Conor James Foundation, established after Conor James Funke passed away at three weeks old from viral-induced myocarditis, aims to:
Categories: Health, Kids.
Contact: Trystan Viaene 0718888833 trystan@hypepr.co.za
The Eyabantwana – For the Children Trust, is an Independent Trust established to support the work of the Eastern Cape Paediatric Surgical Service based at the East London Hospitals by Improving facilities and equipment, Enhancing skills of all levels of staff, and Outreach and support to referral centres in the province.
Our centre has become one of the four largest children’s surgical centres in Southern Africa; providing surgical care to a population of +- 5 Million people with Children being referred from virtually all regions of the Eastern Cape, focusing on Newborns and Infants with complex congenital problems; Children with Cancer; Children with Burns; Children with severe injuries; Older children with surgical conditions.
Categories: Health, Kids.
Contact: Fiona Evans 0833906093 fiona@wildlifeact.com
Wildlife ACT exists to save our endangered wildlife and wild places from extinction, and are working tirelessly 365 days a year to achieve this goal. Key to the survival of our endangered species is ensuring that they are reintroduced to protected areas where they can safely roam and strengthen in number. Wildlife ACT specializes in the safe capture, transportation and reintroduction of endangered species into new areas. Key to the success of this, is the intensive monitoring of these animals on a daily basis to assess how these animals are doing.To achieve our ultimate goal (which is no small matter) requires the ongoing challenge of recruiting volunteers and raising much-needed funds and awareness on a global scale. We stretch every cent to make sure it is utilized in meaningful conservation operations.
Please help us in supporting this very worthy cause, through riding for us or sponsoring our Cape Town Cycle Tour team.
Categories: Animals, Education, Environment, Social Services.
Contact: Michelle Edwards 0828222529 admin@bumblebeefund.co.za
The Bumble Bee Fund was founded to help families struggling with the cost of providing an environment and mobility equipment that would allow their children to live out their full potential. Aerodynamically the Bumble Bee shouldn’t be able to fly but the bee doesn’t know this, so it defies the odds and keeps on flying. Disabled children are often the same while not knowing what their limitations are, they defy the odds and exceed all expectations.
We would love you to sign up as a Bumble Bee Fund Rider for the 2020 Cape Town Cycle Tour. In 2020 we raised funds for various children in need. To read more about these amazing children, please click on the link https://www.bumblebeefund.co.za/beneficiaries/
Categories: Health, Kids.
Contact: kayla 0215563573 fundraising@homeofhope.co.za
Home of Hope is a registered non-profit organisation that provides care services for abused, abandoned and neglected children in our country, with a focus on those affected by Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), which is permanent brain damage caused by pre-natal exposure to alcohol. We do this because we believe that every child has the right to reach their God- Given potential, becoming socially responsible adults within society.
Categories: Education, Kids.
Contact: Avril Salo 072 477 1884 avril@vuyainvest.co.za
As a non-profit organisation Vuya Foundation strives to be a catalyst to positively transform the capacity of individuals and communities through an educational and value-driven approach.
The Vuya Foundation strives to empower disadvantaged individuals and communities through Early Childhood Development (ECD), educational bursaries and entrepreneurship in the Cape Winelands and Witzenberg regions of the Western Cape. We believe that education in early childhood is the foundation and stepping stone upon which all other learning is built. We currently have one ECD centre in Prince Alfred’s Hamlet with others in the incubation phase.
Categories: Education, Kids.
Contact: Roberto 0741856474 roberto@therecoveryfoundation.org.za
The Recovery Foundation NPO looks at the external and environmental circumstances that surround addiction and chemical dependency, such as trauma, abuse, and unhealthy environments, to better understand why a person engages in regular substance abuse. The Recovery Foundation Team emphasises the importance of connection and purpose. The Foundation believes that through creating healthy environments, encouraging strong and meaningful relationships, and fostering an individual’s passion for sports, cultural activities and other healthy outlets, people with chemical dependency issues who feel disconnected, may overcome their circumstances and find a new way to live.
www.therecoveryfoundation.org.za
Categories: Environment, Social Services, Sports.
Contact: Bianca Kaiser 0833095694 bianca@bridgesformusic.org
Bridges for Music is a non-profit organization gathering key players of the music industry to support its responsible development in developing countries, leaving a positive impact in disadvantaged communities and helping to raise global awareness about local issues through music.
The key focus of the organization is The Bridges Academy in Langa, Cape Town which opened its doors in July 2019 to 16 students who are taking part in a fully sponsored 6 months programme in music, entrepreneurial and life skills with the focus on personal and career development. The Cape Town Cycle Tour is an annual fundraising campaign which will enable us to enrol more students in 2020.
Categories: Education.
Contact: Amanda Stein 0824548455 amanda@rohanbloomfoundation.org
Rohan Bloom succumbed to his battle with cancer at the tender age of 14. During the traumatic time leading up to Rohan’s death, it became evident that not only Rohan, but his entire family desperately needed support. Medical assistance to manage Rohan’s pain, as well as emotional and psychological support for the family. This is when they sought the help from a hospice, only to find out that no paediatric hospice existed in the Cape. This seemed incomprehensible. The Rohan Bloom Foundation was founded by Rod Bloom, Rohan’s father, to honour his legacy and build the first Paediatric Palliative Care Hospice in the Cape to offer the specialized medical and psychological support needed by families dealing with this traumatic illness.
Categories: Health, Kids.
Contact: Zulfa Buziek 021 4231328 sakinderhuisfundraiser@telkomsa.net
We are the oldest welfare institution in South Africa established in 1808. We are a Child and Youth Care Centre providing a safe and secure environment for 44 vuln boys and girls aged between 5 and 19 years. Today, children are under threat as never before. It is the children who often bear the brunt of divorce, family break-up, physical and sexual abuse, and the lack of loving family background. Children need to grow up in their formative years, in a secure, loving environment. Those who develop in a dysfunctional situation will experience difficulty in becoming well-adjusted, mature adults. It is this need that the SA Children’s Home, seeks to meet. We care for, nurture and develop vulnerable children, in order for them to become balanced, well-adapted and independent adults. We provide a loving, happy and secure home for boys and girls of all ages and race groups.
Categories: Education, Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Dorette Knoblauch 021 448 2725 contact@mamelani.org.za
Over the last 16 years of its existence, Mamelani Projects has developed two impactful interventions – a Youth Development Programme and a Community Health Programme. Our Youth Development Programme provides the necessary support and opportunities to young people as they make the transition from Child and Youth Care Centres at 18 when they are forced to leave the system, including helping them to find internships and employment. The Community Health Programme works mostly with unemployed women, grandmothers and HIV positive patients and include amongst other things teaching community members about health issues, and enabling HIV positive patients, through our ARV Community Adherence Clubs, to easily access treatment from community-based settings and also providing members with support and counselling as needed.
Categories: Health, Social Services.
Contact: Natasha 0217004155 awareness@spca-ct.co.za
Be the Change in an animals life – Cycle Cape Town Cycle Tour 2020 for the love of all animals
If you are looking for a reason do the Cape Town Cycle Tour 2020, why not look to the thousands of animals who suffer at the hands of cruelty every day. You can do it for the love of animals by riding as part of Team SPCA. We have guaranteed entries into the 2020 Cape Town Cycle Tour – all you have to do is sign up via the weblink and pledge to raise R1500.
Categories: Animals.
Contact: Debbie Sykes 021 421 8622 donors@zip-zap.co.za
Zip Zap Circus is a social circus that was founded in Cape Town in 1992, to inspire young people and help build a new culture of peaceful coexistence in South Africa. Working with a diverse community of children from all backgrounds, Zip Zap helps kids to ‘dare to dream’ and learn to make those dreams a reality.
Zip Zap’s programmes are all free to participants, with financial and material support coming from individuals, organizations, corporations, and foundations. In South Africa and the world, Zip Zap is recognized across Governments, Ministries of Education, Tourism, Arts & Culture and private societies, as a major contributor to the development within the iconic ‘Mother City’ and providing sustainability of the circus arts in South Africa.
Categories: Kids.
Contact: Adele Wright 0729701112 adelew@helpendehand.co.za
To fight poverty in such a way to ensure a better future for our children.
Categories: Education, Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Karin Daun +13179970326 kdaun1010@gmail.com
Please join us as we partner with the Thirst Project to do the impossible. The Thirst Project has set a goal to provide access to safe, clean drinking water to all people in the country of eSwatini by 2022 and we would like to be a small part of this amazing effort. Instead of having a big celebration as I turn 60 , I hope to raise funds to build wells for four communities in eSwatini. I want them to have the party but I need your help.
https://my.thirstproject.org/fundraiser/2520762
Categories: Health.
Contact: Gail Strauss 0733334338 gail@savefoundation.org.za
SAVE Foundation is a registered non-profit organization that works to enrich, educate, and empower various township and settlement communities, as well as protect and rehabilitate wildlife in areas of Africa. Through the assistance of enthusiastic volunteers, generous sponsors, and dedicated staff, SAVE has broadened it’s reach from South Africa to 6 different countries with 35 humanitarian and wildlife projects over the past 9 years.SAVE Foundation is a registered non-profit organization that works to enrich, educate, and empower various township and settlement communities, as well as protect and rehabilitate wildlife in areas of Africa. Through the assistance of enthusiastic volunteers, generous sponsors, and dedicated staff, SAVE has broadened it’s reach from South Africa to 6 different countries with 35 humanitarian and wildlife projects over the past 9 years.
Categories: Animals, Arts & Culture, Education, Kids, Social Services, Sports.
Contact: Vivian Cox 0639620502 vivian.cox@me.com
The Mdzananda Animal Clinic is a veterinary council registered animal clinic in Khayelitsha township outside of Cape Town. The clinic was founded in 1996 in response to the need to provide veterinary care to a fast growing community that had no access to help for their animals. Today, Mdzananda provides low cost veterinary services for up to 700 animals per month through consultations, hospitalization, surgery, sterilizations, mobile clinics, and an animal ambulance for sick and injured animals. Apart from veterinary services, Mdzananda finds homes for stray or abandoned pets, assists with abuse and neglect interventions, and performs humane education outreach programmes. The Animal Clinic has a strong focus on community empowerment and education, with a focus on understanding the community’s needs.
We welcome riders to come ride with us and raise funds for Mdzananda – it will make a great difference to the lives of Khayelitsha pets!
Categories: Animals.
Contact: Junet Van der Merwe 0824163096 junetvdm@gmail.com
The Radiance Foundation is an organization committed to treating cataract blindness.
Categories: Health.
Contact: Peter Devey 0737293724 peterdevey@xsinet.co.za
We would love to have you join our “Heroes for Hospice 2020” cycling team! Our Hospice helps improve the quality of life of those, young and older, struggling with either terminal or chronic health conditions. Our dedicated nursing staff provide home based palliative care to anyone in need living in the largely rural areas of Saldanha and St Helena Bay situated on the West Coast of South Africa. Established in 2004 as a Non Profit Company, Hospice relies mainly on community donations and own fundraising activities to keep our qualified nursing and family support staff on the road!
https://www.sthelenahospice.co.za/
Categories: Health.
Contact: Peter Kuyler 0721165580 peter.kuyler@telkomsa.net
The Rhino Security Project is a fundraising initiative of the Rotary Club of Dundee which provides support to Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife’s war on rhino poaching.
HOW DO WE USE OUR FUNDS? In accordance with an agreement, our Club provides Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife with specialized equipment that is essential for its anti-poaching operations. T-shirts and cycle jerseys are sold as part of this fundraising initiative.
PLEASE RIDE WITH US to declare WAR ON POACHING and STOP THE SLAUGHTER.
“Stop the Slaughter” cycle jerseys are available at only R650-00! Stocks are limited, so order early.
https://www.facebook.com/RotaryRhinoProject/
Categories: Animals, Education, Environment.
Contact: Brent James 0828832586 brent.james@hillsong.co.za
The heart of Hillsong Africa Foundation (HAF) is to equip, encourage and uplift those in need. Every day we have the opportunity to make a difference in our own backyard, ultimately building a nation, one person, one family and one community at a time.
We are a non-profit organisation based in South Africa that is passionate about building lives that will build the nation. We do this year-round through weekly programs that we run in different communities across the Western Cape and Gauteng, based out of Hillsong Church South Africa locations.
We believe in building relationships with people and journeying with them to see their lives move forward.
Categories: Social Services.
Contact: Natasha Smit 0720797242 natasha@feenix.org
Feenix was launched in June 2017 as a response to the #FeesMustFall movement that spread across campuses in South Africa during 2015 and 2016. This movement highlighted the extremely high cost of tertiary education and the impact financial stress has on student success rates. We created Feenix, an online fundraising platform that connects communities; providing a tool for students to formalize their fundraising efforts and a channel for funders to find students they wish to support.
The Feenix team is young, diverse and passionate about education. We believe that access to education should not be dependent on wealth. Our founding partner, Standard Bank, share in this belief and without their financial support and guidance, Feenix would not be in existence today.
Categories: Education.
Contact: Corne Basson 0219108788 basson@biblesociety.co.za
Since 1820, the Bible Society of South Africa has been providing affordable BIbles for all South Africans in their own language and in suitable formats, so that all may experience the life-giving message of the Word. Our vision is a Bible for everyone – not just for people who read or for those who can afford to buy a Bible. We do this by translating, producing and distributing the Word of God in all 11 official languages. You can help us in our mission, by joining our team! We have 2 options available: 1 – Entry + Donation (R1360) OR
2 – Entry + Donation + Cycling shirt (R1950)
As we are celebrating our 200th birthday in 2020, your donations go to our “2 million Bibles for SA” project. Cycle for Bibles today and join our celebrations!
Categories: Social Services.
Contact: Margaret Fraser 021 680 1057 mfraser@homechoice.co.za
Founded in 2005, the HomeChoice Development Trust manages the corporate social responsibility strategy of the group. The main focus of the Trust is the upliftment of underprivileged communities in the Western Cape through focusing on early childhood development by building schools, improving standards and improving educator skills.
https://www.homechoiceinternational.com/homechoice-development-trust/
Categories: Education, Kids.
Contact: Zelda Jansen 0823354789 zelda@ariscancerfoundation.org
Ari’s Cancer Foundation focuses on supporting young people who are suffering with cancer and their families.
We are also committed to raising awareness of the unique psyco-social needs of young people diagnosed with cancer.
Categories: Education, Health.
Contact: Lindsey Concer 0614550200 lindseyc@guidedog.org.za
We provide Guide Dogs, Service Dogs, Autism
Support Dogs and Orientation and Mobility.
Our mission is to enhance the lives of visually and physically impaired people
and children with autism.
Categories: Animals.
Contact: Siyabonga Ndlovu 0812330066 ndlovus@sun.ac.za
#Move4Food is a student led initiative that aims to end student hunger on Stellenbosch University’s campuses. The #Move4Food campaign is about creating a caring community, a community that is cognisant of the needs of its student population and a community that is pro-actively initiating sustainable solutions for the food security challenges at Stellenbosch University.
Categories: Education, Health, Social Services.
Contact: Heidi Rowley 0215553013 heidi@reachforadream.org.za
Reach For A Dream fulfils the dreams of children fighting life-threatening illnesses between the ages of 3 – 18yrs. We believe in the power of dreams; we encourage children to use their dreams to fight life-threatening illnesses and we try, as far as possible, to make these dreams come true. Our vision is to grow the Foundation to enable us to continue giving hope to children fighting life-threatening illnesses through the fulfilment of their dreams and making our national projects available to as many of the children as we can, the projects include: Camp Sunshine, Queen for a Day, Captain Courage, and the Jabulani Kingdom Hospital entertainers which function on an ongoing basis. Cost of entries which include guaranteed Cycle Tour entry, all new quality race tee, goody bag and your donation to the Foundation is R2000.
https://reachforadream.org.za/
Categories: Kids.
Contact: Danielle Jankelowitz 021 434 8514 dani@atlantichope.co.za
Atlantic Hope serves as an immediate and temporary safe haven for babies who have been abandoned, removed from their parents care, or are awaiting adoption. Atlantic Hope provides basic developmental, physical and mental care. Medical needs are prioritised, and babies are fed, kept warm, and given affection in a stable environment. In the time that Atlantic Hope has been operating, over 97 babies have been placed in our care. Each one has gone on to a more permanent caring and supportive environment.
Please support our cause by choosing to cycle and raise funds and awareness for us… In order to join, you can go to the link below. Our entry fee this year is R1500 which covers the entry fee and admin fee, collection and delivery of race pack, goodie bag, cycling shirt, and more…
We are appealing to you to consider ‘taking us along for the ride!’ and help bring more babies into safety.
Categories: Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Winston Myers 071 317 8886 winston@sowingseedsofjoysa.co.za
SSOJSA exists as a Para-church organization supporting the commission of the local church as directed by God’s word in Matthew 28: 19 & 20 Acts 8:1
Sowing Seeds of Joy in South Africa will be assisting individuals in carrying out their vision in specific areas of ministries within the communities which they support through the local church. The organization will connect with international mission teams to be a part of these local ministries through mission outreaches.
The organization seeks also to mobilize teams from the local churches to become a part of international mission trips.
Categories: Social Services.
Contact: Alan Pitt 0835077590 alan@su.org.za
For nearly 100 years in SA, Scripture Union has been at the forefront of bringing transformation to the lives of young people, enabled by God’s Spirit. This is what drives us. If you are a church leader, youth worker, teacher, or person who desires to see a generation of young people empowered to flourish physically, emotionally and spiritually, let’s connect to see how we can work together to bring this about. We have the skills and resources to help you make a difference in the lives of the youth in your church or community. We are creating a movement that transforms the lives of young people across the Nation.
Won’t you join us? By cycling with our group, you’ll be helping kids, and will get to know us a bit better providing much-needed support.
Categories: Kids.
Contact: Claudine Badenhorst 0445330569 claudine@sabrinalove.co.za
Objective:
To provide access to professional care and equipment for disadvantaged special needs children and their parents.
To educate and provide coping skills to parents and their special needs children to adapt to their disability.
To create awareness within the community about the need to integrate special needs children into day to day society.
Mission:
To provide holistic care to 100% of all children with special needs in the Garden Route, that are living in a disadvantaged environment.
To fully integrate special needs children with sufficient ability into mainstream school and society.
To lift the cultural stigma of having a child with special needs, and educate society the relevance of including special needs people into every day society
Categories: Kids.
Contact: Leillani Geduld 0823041272 lgeduld@cansa.org.za
CANSA offers a unique integrated service to the public and to all people affected by cancer. CANSA is a leading role-player in cancer research and the scientific findings and knowledge gained from our research are used to realign our health programmes, as well as strengthen our watchdog role to the greater benefit of the public. Our health programmes comprise health and education campaigns; CANSA Care Centres that offer a wide range of care and support services to those affected by cancer; stoma and other clinical support and organisational management; medical equipment hire, as well as a toll-free line to offer information and support. We also supply patient care and support in the form of 12 CANSA Care Homes in the main metropolitan areas for out-of-town cancer patients and CANSA-TLC lodging for parents and guardians of children undergoing cancer treatment.
Categories: Health.
Contact: Lala 021 761 7251 lala@homefromhome.org.za
Home from Home provides supported and supervised community-based cluster foster care for orphaned, abused, neglected and vulnerable children in South Africa. These children are placed in community based foster homes –‘a normal house, in a normal street’ – where they receive the care and support they need. Home from Home cares for nearly 200 children across the Western Cape. By remaining in community-based homes, the children are able to retain a sense of personal and cultural identity, as well as be raised in their home language
Categories: Kids, Social Services.
Contact: Sue Anderson 0828904878 sueanderson@atlasfrc.org
Founded by former World Cup Winner & English Prop, Jason Leonard (OBE), The Atlas Foundation is active in 16 countries around the world. Atlas SA is championed by John Smit, Percy Montgomery, Stefan Terblanche, Nick Mallett, Joel Stransky, Bob Skinstad and Joe Pietersen who together are significant ambassadors for the Atlas Foundation in South Africa. The Atlas Foundation brings positive change to some of the poorest children on earth. The Foundation uplifts education, girl empowerment, nutrition and healthy lifestyle through the Atlas All Schools Rugby Coaching Programme which is in place in a number of communities in SA. The Coaching Programme instils the culture and mindset of rugby ….that of team spirit, respect, discipline, tolerance and self confidence which plays back in the class room with improved school results and positive role model behaviour.
Categories: Sports.
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