Ubuntu
This vision embodies a world in which all people embrace one another’s equality and are inspired to use their inherent abilities to find their passion for and benefit fairly from SA’s growth.
Our organization hosts monthly networking breakfasts and lunches which aim to bring business people together in an effort to foster the spirit of Ubuntu.
Spiritual Chords
Spiritual Chords is an identity to provide a platform for women or youth who want to assist other non-profit organisations or projects with back-up and support.
The SAB&T Foundation got involved in sponsoring a monetary amount used towards an: Eid feeding initiative, panic buttons for a GBV (Gender Based Violence) project and providing hot meals to Newclare residents. The Foundation also contributed towards buying 50 trees and planting them at Sunrise School in Diepsloot to encourage a cleaner environment.
Down Syndrome SA (Tekkie Tax)
Down Syndrome South Africa is the National Umbrella Body of all Down Syndrome associations across South Africa. We are a non-profit organisation (NPO 009-415) which is made up of people with Down syndrome, their families and interested persons working to improve the quality of life for those with Down syndrome. We also include people with other intellectual disabilities.
SAB&T FOUNDATION takes part in this initiative by purchasing wrist bands, and the funds go towards the association, staff then wear their takkies to work.
The Amy Foundation
The Amy Foundation is the beneficiary of the Ubuntu Foundation. The Amy Foundation is a non-profit organisation that offers programmes that develop and empower youth. Their after school programme provides environments that allow children to overcome shortcomings in their education. Their Youth Skills Development programme helps young adults prepare for employment.
The SAB&T FOUNDATION is a part of both the UBUNTU and AMY FOUNDATION programme, by donating funds to the foundation as well as hosting business breakfasts.
Nelson Mandela Day
In 2020, the SAB&T Foundation ran a 67 DAY campaign of challenging both the staff and public to raise funds for Covid 19 relief.Nelson Mandela International Day is an annual international day in honour of Nelson Mandela, celebrated each year on 18 July, Mandela’s birthday. The day was officially declared by the United Nations in November 2009, with the first UN Mandela Day held on 18 July 2010. Making every day a Mandela Day celebrates Madiba’s life and legacy in a sustainable.
Each year the SAB&T FOUNDATION celebrates the legacy that Nelson Mandela left.
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- Perishable goods collection drive or a Blanket drive
- Dedication of 67 minutes to serve the local community
- In 2020, the SAB&T Foundation ran a 67 DAY campaign of challenging both the staff and public to raise funds for Covid 19 relief.
Feed the Babies
The aim is to create change in the lives of babies and children of all races, that are living in poverty.
To facilitate the growth and development of babies during their formative years; from birth to six years old; through focussing on their nutritional and educational needs.
SAB&T FOUNDATION had raffles and raised funds aswell as assisting at various fund raising events in manning stalls. We donated funds to enable the underprivileged children to attend The Feed the Babies Fund Golden Anniversary Variety Show and at the show we had a stand and handed out chocolates to the children.
SAB&T FOUNDATION also served as the funds treasurer and attended meetings.
National Comforts Campaign
As part of an international day celebrated in all of Nexia firms, SAB&T FOUNDATION raised funds for sanitary products for female learners.
The gifts were provided to two schools, namely: Lerutlhwane Primary School and Tlhotlholetsang Primary School.
As a continuity for our national comforts campaign, Nexia SAB&T are raising funds to buy pairs of shoes for learners for the Winter months.