Social Responsibility
Giving back is definitely part of our culture. Done behind the scenes, with the incredible feeling of closing the laptop, turning of the phone and as a group making a difference by undertaking all kinds of challenges to help raise money for charity and always hopeful in helping change people’s lives and our mitigating our environmental impact – from hiking up and down mountains in below minus temperatures, to walking Kilometers in the sometimes blistering heat and winds of our beautiful coastlines in KwaZulu-Natal and Cape Town. Baking for cupcake days (not our gifting, but apparently edible) and of course who can forget our furbabies. Assisting animal shelters with feed, healthcare, spaying or neutering.
Living in Africa we are very aware of protecting our wildlife and belong to many good Organisations, Wildlife Rescue SA, they have our heart, we feel and hear their passion, we are here to share their mission in asking for donations, sharing stories on Social Media and creating awareness for Organisations to jump in and help.
Across our regions we use our gifting to give CV, career and interviewing advice to the young and disadvantaged people.
Why We Support – because we care about more than the financial bottom line.
Who We Support
Wildlife Rescue SA
Wildlife Rescue SA, founded by Lindy Elemes, this passionate CEO is dedicated to the rescue, stabilization and release of local Wildlife. This free service is made possible through community support. They are Registered NPO and are not Government Funded.
"They cant call for help, they can only hope someone will come"
So what they need is your voice/your financial support to enable our volunteers to be able to reach vulnerable lives that count = faster.
Every donation counts.
One being: www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/wildlife-rescue-sa
We are talking the rescue of Mauritian tom bats + genets + Vervet Monkeys + Mongoose + Verreaux Eagle Owls and Barn Owls + African Goshawk + Birds + Wild Cats + buck (duikers) Striped jackal + Reptiles + goslings | small wildlife + bushbabies + | the list is endless -
Wildlife Rescue's CEO Lindy Elmes is passionate and intent for her and her team to be able to be the first respondents, get to the scene, collect wild animal, stabilize them, take them to a vet for treatment, (always connected to other organisations) If you see animal in distress please call them.
Call them for us to share our passion with a group and get you on board | every contribution counts. Follow them on facebook , reach out to them. Thank you!
International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPNCN)
Hannah Charity and Empowerment Foundation
This incredible NPO relies solely on the generosity of the community and organisations to fund their projects. They receive no Government funding or social grants. A regsitered NPO. They work tirelessly across 13 different areas, benefiting 6000 people daily. They require significant financial resources to sustain, please help by funding. Little Houses are little schools offering education, food. They ask for donations for food parcels for the community that cant afford to feed themselves or their families.
Follow them on facebook.com/HannaCharity and hannacharity.org
What we do. We create social and digital awareness of this incredible NPO and assist wherever we can with Educational activities and Children's clothing.
HACT (Hillcrest Aids Centre Trust)
https://www.hillaids.org.za/
https://www.facebook.com/HillcrestAidsCentreTrust/
“Test and treat” = know YOUR status!
Our Training team comes into your workplace. This 45 minute workshop is to directly impact the lives of thousands of people every year, the vast majority of whom are women and orphaned and vulnerable children and young people.Our mission is HACT’s mission: “to Provide unconditional love and hope to all those impacted by HIV/AIDS – UNCONDITIONAL, in that we help anyone in need, regardless of their ethnicity, lifestyle or religion”.
Tent City
Tent City is a Nonprofit Organisation started in 2016 that provides shelter, bedding and food for over 120 adults and children.
A leader in the fight against cancer in SA, since 1931, the purpose of the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA), is to offer a unique, integrated service to the public and to all people affected by cancer.It’s mission is to be the preferred non-profit leader that enables research with regards to lowering cancer risk, educating the public regarding symptoms, screening and risk reduction, and providing care and support to all people affected by cancer.