Creating lasting change takes more than a one-off contribution. It takes consistency, shared purpose, and a commitment to strengthening communities over time. Capital PropFund, also known as Fortress Real Estate Investments, exemplifies this approach. Through its sponsorship of 32 Beneficiary
Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of South Africa’s most serious public health challenges, driven by high infection rates, poverty, overcrowding, and its close link to HIV. While treatment is available, many patients struggle to complete the lengthy recovery process because they
The first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from conception to their second birthday, are critical for healthy growth and development. Good nutrition during this period lays the foundation for lifelong health, learning and wellbeing. Through FoodForward SA’s Mother and
At FoodForward SA, we value partnerships that create lasting impact. Through its Uplift employee volunteer programme, Capitec regularly mobilises staff to support our warehouses and Mandela Day initiatives, while also investing in programmes that strengthen communities where they are needed
There’s real momentum building behind our Food Gardens Connect Programme, and this recent phase marks an exciting step forward. What started as a pilot is steadily growing into a practical, community-driven solution to food insecurity. At its core, the programme
Winter is settling in across South Africa, and with it comes a sharp rise in pressure on households already struggling to maintain food security. As the cost of living continues to climb, driven in part by fuel increases and persistently
In the Nyara Villages of Mooiplaas in the Eastern Cape, Nyara Youth Development (NYD) is creating a safe, structured space where young people can learn, grow, and believe in their potential. Founded in 2021 by Robyn Mafanya, NYD responds to
At FoodForward SA’s annual Stakeholder event, we brought together a dynamic network of partners to celebrate our top financial and food donors – recognising the crucial role they play in securing more food for communities in need. More than a
In early 2026, severe flooding across Limpopo and Mpumalanga left many communities displaced, isolated, and cut off from essential services. Families faced unsafe roads, damaged homes, and disrupted livelihoods, while informal settlements bore the brunt of the devastation. For those
