Community Investment
We empower communities through education programmes, upliftment initiatives, NPO partnerships and nationwide employee volunteering.
We empower communities through education programmes, upliftment initiatives, NPO partnerships and nationwide employee volunteering.
We support early childhood development centres, primary and high schools and afterschool programmes.
We support communities across South Africa, with initiatives active in all 9 provinces.
We support learners with skills, resources and opportunities to learn, grow and succeed.
The first years of a child’s life shape everything that follows. Our Early Childhood Development (ECD) programme supports children during the critical developmental period between 0 – 6 years. We partner with Afrika Tikkun Bambanani (ATB) to strengthen ECD centres across all 9 provinces. Together, we support 134 ECD centres and help create sustainable early learning environments where children can thrive.
Many ECD centres face challenges such as limited resources, underqualified teachers and limited access to digital tools. We help by:
As learners approach adulthood, they need more than academic knowledge – they need practical skills for life, work and financial wellbeing. Our Life Skills programme, run by our trained Branch Managers, helps Grade 11 learners build the confidence and competencies they need for the modern workplace.
With South Africa’s high youth unemployment rate, our programme directly supports career readiness and real-world learning through:
Learners receive a MyNext Guide, developed by Ruda Landman in partnership with StudyTrust, to support long-term skills development and self-directed exploration.
We work with trusted non-profit organisations (NPOs) to support South Africans at every stage of life – from early childhood development to leadership in the workforce.
Through these partnerships, we enable access to:
We focus on education, youth development and community upliftment. Our goal is to support learning at every stage. We also encourage our people to volunteer and get involved in meaningful ways that strengthen local communities.
We partner with public benefit organisations on socio-economic development programmes that align with our social investment focus on education, financial literacy and community development.
We do not support political, religious or discriminatory organisations, overseas or local tours, sporting activities or sports and recreation clubs, membership subscriptions, arts or music events, fundraising events, conferences or workshops, research projects, trade unions, advertising in educational or other supplements, individuals or organisations with employee conflicts of interest.
No. We only work with organisations that meet our partnership criteria.
We measure impact through learner outcomes, volunteer participation, community upliftment and partner performance indicators.