A seemingly insignificant pen mishap caused Vanessa and Athini—two strangers—to cross paths at a local store. When Vanessa noticed Athini struggling to see, she made the heartwarming decision to buy…
Hearts in Hands Food Bank has embarked on a major renovation project at the Mbalenhle Creche, transforming the facility into an inspiring space for children. Durban, South Africa (03…
As we start to shake off the winter layers in favour of our brightly coloured threads, the Western Cape Blood Service encourages donors to celebrate their heritage and donate this…
A Green Corridors outreach initiative saw the community of KwaMashu rolling up their sleeves to clean up their area and help restore the environment. Durban, South Africa (02 September…
Non-profit organisation Home of Hope’s youngest resident, Keenan, has taken a big step with little feet: starting Grade R! For the people who care for him, this isn’t just another…
Children of the Dawn is working tirelessly to change the heartbreaking reality of young pupils facing the daily struggle of attending school without proper shoes. Mpumalanga, South Africa (30…
Tired of seeing rivers polluted with plastic waste and landfills overflowing with harmful materials? The Million+ initiative calls on South Africans to join the fight for a cleaner environment. …
Grow ECD is celebrating 10 years of positive impact! Focused on supporting early childhood development centres with business skills, teacher training and holistic programmes, they are making a difference for…
A heartwarming and humorous film inspired by a viral moment, “My F*k Marelize”, will explore the resilience and charm of a Namibian family as they navigate life’s challenges with laughter…
A series of funny hypothetical questions from Siya Kolisi’s little sister, Liphelo, uncovered the rugby star’s thoughtful and protective nature. South Africa (29 August 2024) – It’s always so…
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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
