After overcoming tuberculosis meningitis and developing a serious eye condition, little Valencia is finally getting the life-changing surgery she needs, giving her and her mother renewed hope for a healthier,…
After seeing children running barefoot, Craig was moved to get them the gear they desperately needed. Through Project Run, his kindness is now helping disadvantaged athletes and the inspiring women…
From meeting Rassie Erasmus and hugging Siya Kolisi to living with cerebral palsy and chasing some seriously big dreams, Nkosi “The Rugby Guy” joins “Good Things with Brent Lindeque” for…
After raising R200,000 for the Cart Horse Protection Association since 2024, the accomplished runner is stepping away from his CHPA running chapter to continue his journey independently. Cape Town,…
An Uber ride that didn’t just get Brian from A to B, it gave him a front-row seat to an unexpected goosebumps performance! Cape Town, South Africa (18 August…
The great foundation disaster of 2026 began with something every parent knows all too well…a little too much quiet. Stellenbosch, South Africa (18 August 2026) – This is a…
From restoring eyesight for schoolchildren to funding brighter futures across Komani, father-and-son duo Abrie and Wessel Erasmus are driven by a passion to give back to their community, one incredible…
When women stand together, they build an unbreakable network of support that elevates everyone around them. The SAPS Mxenge Women’s Network vividly displayed this spirit as they recently celebrated the…
From selling fragrances to starting their own tuckshops, the young women of Bushbuckridge are refusing to become yet another unemployment statistic by boldly running their own businesses as a primary…
San Salvador Home must relocate after nine decades in Hyde Park and is raising funds to safely move the 58 women with intellectual disabilities in its care. Johannesburg, South…
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“One of the marvellous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals.” – Jean Vanier
