South African National Causes
African Scholars' Fund
The African Scholars' Fund through awards and guidance assists promising young learners from desperately poor homes to complete their secondary or FET college education
Casual Day
What is Casual Day?
Every year on the first Friday of September we ask you to dress different than usual and wear the official Casual Day sticker, benefiting persons with disabilities.
It is the biggest fundraising & awareness creating project for persons with disabilities.
Drive Alive
Moira Winslow's life was horribly altered in 1985 when she lost her daughter (28), son (13) and two grandchildren (2 & 4) in an horrific car accident. Through her efforts, DRIVE ALIVE was born in 1999 and is the only non-profit organization involved in road safety in South Africa. The main traffic offences in South Africa are speeding, alcohol, vehicle/driver fitness and people not using seatbelts.
South African National Council for the Blind
The South African National Council for the Blind (SANCB) is a Non-Government Organisation (NGO) striving to meet the needs of all blind and partially sighted people in South Africa.
Our services include rehabilitation, education and training, the provision of assistive devices, social and economic development and programmes promoting the prevention of blindness and the restoration of sight.
SA Vegan Society
As an individual there is one thing you can do that will decrease your ecological footprint more than giving up your car, living in a
'green' house and installing solar energy combined: give up the meat and go vegan!