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Building meaningful connections between diverse groups of women

With our over 800 impactful stakeholders we are edging closer towards realising a more equitable world for all.

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Outreach programmes Christmas with our people and Christmas Toy Distribution celebrates Christmas holidays and shares the holiday spirit with families across the country.

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Sponsored 523 beneficiaries

Comprising of 172 Secondary Schools, 111 Primary Schools and 240 Churches, the infrastructure projects benefit schools and churches and the surrounding communities as well.

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National Day of Prayer

Leaders and their congregations representing diverse religious and faith-based organisations, as well as traditional leaders, initiates prayer for unity among all South Africans across racial, religious and political groups.

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3 Intentions to Drive Gender Equality: Lessons from the 2024 GEWAL Summit
3 Intentions to Drive Gender Equality: Lessons from the 2024 GEWAL Summit
15 days ago 973 5

We identify 3 strategic intentions from the 2024 Gender Equality, Wellness and Leadership (GEWAL) Summit that can bring us closer to the realization of a more equitable world for all.

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R30 Million Donated Towards Student Registration, Fees and Historical Debt
R30 Million Donated Towards Student Registration, Fees and Historical Debt
February 25, 2024 434 0

The R30 million donation by the Motsepe Foundation hopes to encourage support from other private and non-profit stakeholders, who stand to benefit from an educated and skilled youth population.

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Our goal is to alleviate poverty and to sustainably improve the living standards of the poor, unemployed and marginalised people.

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The Motsepe Foundation was founded in 1999 by Mr Patrice Motsepe and Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe. In 2013 the Motsepe family were the first on the African continent to join the Giving Pledge, started by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffet. The Foundation was founded on the philosophy of ‘ubuntu’, the African concept of giving and caring for your neighbour and other members of your community. This selfless and compassionate quality is part of the age-old African culture and expresses the core value of humanity as goodness to our fellow men . The act of giving back has been and still is an integral part of our moral duty and collective responsibility. It is a concept that has held African families and communities together for generations, despite the continent’s many challenges. We are proud to pass it on to the next generation.

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