Founded in 2019
Supporting those around us, and those around them… as big as the circle would grow.
We decided to make a difference in the lives of the immediate circle of people around us, and those around them, and those around them… as big as the circle would grow.
We are fueled by
Those who are struggling, jobless, without clothes or food, and those affected by the growing demand to cover even small medical expenses that they just simply cannot afford.
Medical assistance
Support is provided for a variety of medical services up to twice per year per person.
Music lessons for children
Music lessons are sponsored first for a term, and if successful, extended for a full year.
Medical student bursary
Available to a 1st-year female scholar in our immediate environment.
Accounting student bursaries
Available to two 1st-year scholars in our immediate environment.
“Life support” items
Includes a wide variety of support items ranging from food, clothing, towels & pillows to general hygiene products.
Community work
Assisting the community where we can, whether it is paying someone’s bills, providing interim accommodation or finding a job for the jobless.
Jar of Hope
The Jar of Hope Story…
When we first started this project in 2021, we collected 48 empty coffee bottles and filled it with a mixture of pasta, rice, beans, soup mix, and a stock cube. A friend found this recipe on the internet, and we decided to make it our winter project.
By simply adding water, a large family could be fed by one of these filled jars. As they say, food brings hope. Therefore, we labelled it “Jar of Hope”.
These bottles were distributed to needy families around us, as well as two church groups close by who applied it fruitfully. Since then, our project has grown more than threefold!
With the help of a generous friend who is a chef, this year we packed ingredients for a nutritious and good-looking soup into our recycled coffee bottles! We managed to fill a total of 180 bottles.
Some bottles were handed out to those in need in our immediate environment. The balance of the bottles were handed over to other organisations to distribute it to those in need in their environments.
With the help of a generous friend who is a chef, this year we packed ingredients for a nutritious and good-looking soup into our recycled coffee bottles! We managed to fill a total of 180 bottles.
If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one. ~ Mother Teresa
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