SARS-approved Public Benefit Organisations
Every organisation listed here holds current Section 18A approval, verified by GiveShield. Donations qualify for a tax deduction of up to 10% of taxable income.
Keep South Africa Clean Foundation
PBO 9985583161 · Section 18A approved
Keep South Africa Clean Foundation (KSACF) is a South African non-profit organisation committed to building cleaner, greener and more sustainable communities through environmental education, youth empowerment and practical environmental action. The Foundation works with young people, schools, communities, government, municipalities, businesses and other organisations to address environmental challenges and promote responsible environmental practices. Through initiatives such as the Environmental Champions Programme, KSACF empowers young people to become environmental leaders who support schools and communities through environmental awareness, clean-up campaigns, recycling, tree planting, school food gardens and the establishment of Environmental Clubs. The Foundation's work focuses on waste management, recycling, environmental education, community clean-ups, greening, youth development and green skills. KSACF aims to create meaningful partnerships that transform environmental awareness into practical action while contributing to healthier communities and a more sustainable South Africa. Our Vision A Cleaner, Greener and More Sustainable South Africa. Our Mission To empower people, particularly young people, to take practical action in protecting and improving the environment while building stronger and more sustainable communities.
Project Network South Africa
PBO 930063797 · Section 18A approved
Project Network South Africa (ProNET SA/ Project Network SA) is a registered non-profit and public benefit organisation working to improve safety, resilience and socio-economic opportunities in vulnerable communities across South Africa. Our programmes focus on practical community-based interventions including fire prevention and emergency preparedness, distribution of fire-safety equipment, skills development, community education, youth and creative initiatives, and partnerships that strengthen local capacity. A key area of our current work is Dunoon Township in Cape Town, where densely populated informal settlements face significant fire and emergency risks. Through our Fire Safety and Community Resilience Programme, we aim to provide households with essential fire-safety equipment, deliver practical training and awareness programmes, and build community capacity to prevent and respond to fires. We are also developing film and educational initiatives that use storytelling to raise awareness of fire safety, emergency preparedness and wider social challenges. Project Network South Africa works collaboratively with communities, professionals, businesses, government institutions and funding partners to develop sustainable programmes that create measurable social impact and contribute towards safer, more resilient and inclusive communities.
The National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities in South Africa
PBO 930020816 · Section 18A approved
The National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) is a leading disability organisation with 85 years’ (established in 1939) experience in enabling, supporting and enhancing the quality of life for persons with disabilities. We strive to make South Africa a country where persons with disabilities have access to equal opportunities and rights. Our goal is to ensure that people with disabilities attain their full rights as citizens through: • Advocating and facilitating inclusion, access and economic empowerment • Contributing to and influencing Government policies • Changing attitudes through sensitization and awareness programs We follow a rights-based approach within the framework of the social and human rights models of disability in its services to and in respect of persons with disabilities. We are instrumental in the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) and the South African White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (WPRPD). Our Head Office is located in Gauteng, at 82 Andries Pretorius Road, Edenvale, from where we provide a national coordinating service and proactive forum for our affiliates, the nine provincial Associations for Persons with Disabilities (APDs). Our Vision: An all-inclusive and equitable society where the human rights of all are upheld and protected. Our Mission: Collaboration for social and economic inclusion of persons with disabilities through: Advocacy, Lobbying, Fundraising, Awareness, Research, Development, Services, Innovation and Partnerships We constantly seek innovative ways to overcome barriers and challenges experienced by persons with disabilities. To drive sustainable change, we engage, challenge and collaborate with a broad spectrum of stakeholders (government, private, public, civil society) to mobilise resources for advocacy & fundraising.