Help Masechaba Foundation of Hope by donating refurbished laptops & computer hardware for 300 black youth studying IT

location
Weltevredenpark, Gauteng
category
Community Development & Social Cohesion
sub-category
Community upliftment & support
How can you help?
Help Masechaba Foundation of Hope by donating refurbished laptops & computer hardware for 300 black youth studying IT
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To ensure seamless integration with corporate CSI and ESD budgets, partners should note the following core details about our infrastructure: • 100% Tax Deductible: We are a registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO). We issue formal Section 18A Tax Certificates, allowing your company to deduct the full value of monetary or hardware donations from taxable income. • Maximum B-BBEE Points: Our annual digital training beneficiaries are 100% Black South Africans, with an intentional 55% female enrolment rate. This maximizes your Socio-Economic Development (SED) scorecard contributions under the Skills Development framework. • Rigorous Student Screening: While our courses require zero prior coding experience to promote inclusivity, we thoroughly interview applicants to verify dedication, basic digital literacy, and absolute commitment to completing the intensive 3-month or 4-month virtual tracks. • Tech Infrastructure Bottleneck: While our educational delivery is completely virtual, a massive barrier for our student base is the cost of connectivity and a lack of learning devices at home. Donations of refurbished enterprise laptops or data bundles go directly into the hands of a student on a loan-to-own model upon module completion. • Holistic Community Care: By partnering with us, you support an agile NPO that tackles both immediate survival needs through our bi-weekly soup kitchens and generational economic mobility through advanced global tech certifications (Cisco CCNA, CCST).
Sustainable Development Goals
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable
No Poverty
End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life
Impact Metrics (Estimates)
Education facilities to be improved
Emergency relief kits to be distributed
Homes/facilities to be improved
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