Christopher Isaacs turned more than 50 hours of community service into a new isolation enclosure that will help protect and care for rescued cats at 4Paws. Johannesburg, South Africa…
Harvey and Alexander will tackle more than 100km of demanding terrain as they raise funds for Team Zonke’s life-changing work with children. Drakensberg, South Africa (30 June 2026) –…
CHOC is encouraging South Africans to give comfort, care and practical support to families staying at its care homes across the country. South Africa (30 June 2026) – As…
Partnering with the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day initiative, the school helped bring comfort and kindness to elderly residents at a Johannesburg retirement village. Johannesburg, South Africa (26…
A winter blanket donation from the Rotary Club of Rosebank brings relief to vulnerable children supported by Charity Begins With Me. Johannesburg, South Africa (25 June 2026) – As…
The Maletsatsi Foundation is encouraging South Africans to support vulnerable children through a monthly R67 donation, proving that meaningful change can begin with the smallest contribution. Johannesburg, South Africa…
From a childhood love of animals, Shaygam continues to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome strays across his community. Hout Bay, South Africa (24 June 2026) – In a quiet corner…
Specially trained dogs are helping children on the autism spectrum stay safe in public spaces while giving families greater confidence and peace of mind. South Africa (24 June 2026)…
A special Madibaz fundraising dinner will bring together rugby legends, current stars and influential figures for an evening of stories, reflection and inspiration. Gqeberha, South Africa (18 June 2026)…
The Ubuntu Empower Football Programme supports 65 children through sport, education, mentorship and nutrition, with organisers now raising funds to sustain its holiday club. Cape Town, South Africa (15…
Where mind meets heart
“It’s humbling to start fresh. It takes a lot of courage. But it can be reinvigorating. You just have to put your ego on a shelf and tell it to be quiet.” — Jennifer Ritchie Payette
