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Employee Volunteer Week (EVW) 2012
Since 2005 CAF Southern Africa has dedicated one week in every year to promotion of employee volunteering. This year the week will be 5 – 11 March. Click here for more information
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Consulting
We advise on effective strategies to build impact and sustainability into the work of CSOs |
Individual Giving Campaign
The campaign seeks to build indigenous philanthropy through promotion of giving by individual South Africans to the NPO sector.
To read more click here |
Payroll Giving
We assist corporates with flexible programmes whereby employees can give directly to CSOs from their salary. To read more click here |
CSO Validation
We conduct independent reviews of CSOs so that prospective donors can make informed decisions about their giving and social investment. |
Consulting
We assist individual donors to channel resources to communities in need. To read more click here |
Employee Volunteering
We assist corporates with programmes where their employees give time and energy for the benefit of society. To read more click here |
Matching donors and CSOs
We provide information to both donors and CSOs allowing them to make informed funding and partnership decisions |
Estate Planning
We help individuals structure their estates to leave a lasting gift to society |
Matched Giving
We encourage corporates to match the financial and volunteering contributions of their employees. To read more click here |
Building CSO Capacity
We help CSOs to build their institutional capacity to maximise financial resources and organisational impact |
Ad hoc Giving
We assist individuals who want to contribute funds or goods at special times of the year. |
CSI Fund Management
We assist corporates to start effective and efficient grantmaking programmes aligned to company values. To read more click here
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Advocacy
We advocate with civil society partners for a more enabling environment for the civil society sector. |
Private Trusts
We help individuals to establish private trusts to distribute funds to causes close to their hearts |
Consulting
We assist corporates with their social investment policies and strategies. To read more click here
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Isiphala is the Ndebele word for a communal grain store.
It is constructed in a variety of ways - often resembling a small raised dwelling.
We use the Isiphala as a metaphor for our work because it represents
self-reliance and investment in future well-being.
Our symbol is iconic rather than literal: the CAF colours outline the vital opening in the Isiphala through which the farmers 'invest' grain into the store, and through which they 'draw' their investment as needed.