Gateway Theatre of Shopping recently hosted the Change in Action NPO Fair in partnership with We Are Durban and the…
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Without access to quality education, many children born into poverty may remain trapped in that desperate cycle for their whole…
Melanie Marshall and Elmari Oppermann are the dynamic duo behind the NPO, Med Ink SA, as well as the driving…
Looking for a thrift shop that has loads to choose from and also supports orphaned and vulnerable children? The LIV…
Friday, 18th of February Have a heart and wear a sole! Childhood cancer is a frightening reality that many families…
The Bright Eyes Centre for the visually impaired runs on pure passion and stubborn love, writes Katrine Anker-Nilssen. Established in…
The Bright Eyes Centre for the visually impaired runs on pure passion and stubborn love, writes Katrine Anker-Nilssen. Established in…
Connecting people and planet through collaboration Environmental sustainability is not a new concept. It is bandied about in so many…
Maintaining a 70-year legacy isn’t easy, especially if you rely on donor funding. But that’s exactly what The Valley Trust…
Thusana is all about supporting each other and celebrating local talent, writes Katrine Anker-Nilssen. When Charlene Udal attended The Global…
Three goodwill organisations to give back to this holiday season.
Thuma Mina – Send Me: A Toolkit. Cindy McNally is a living example of this. Her secret? She is doing something that is in her “sweet spot”, because it involves stuff she already does and loves.
The official opening ceremony of Bright Zondi’s crèche, Siyabaphephisa, in Molweni on Monday 31 July was a festive and poignant occasion.
What if we’re unintentionally contributing to the dread that many NPOs feel in the run-up to Mandela Day?
Setzkorn makes Compass Cares’ ‘Cats of Durban’ calendar a reality
Careerlinx, an innovative non-profit organization is appealing to both individuals and companies to take a stand and make a difference when it comes to spiralling unemployment amongst KwaZulu-Natal’s youth.
I Care asks that you don’t give street children any money as it only enables, encourages and prolongs their stay on the streets.
Klokkies travels with the sharks.
Your contribution could help this inspirational team give dozens of animals a better life
The Valley Trust has been recognised for strong programme implementation and financial reporting following a year of great change
