Offer rent-free or reduced-rent office and training space

 Rayton, Gauteng

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Help Empower Izwe SA by offering rent-free office and training space for our Cisco Academy and community programmes

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Offer rent-free or reduced-rent office and training space

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Empower Izwe SA NPC is a registered NPC and Section 18A approved PBO serving Rayton and surrounding communities. We don't have our own premises yet. We currently use a house allocated by one of our directors at 09 Coetzee Avenue, Rayton, which limits how many learners and survivors we can serve. We are looking for a landlord, business, church or municipality willing to offer office and training space rent-free or at a reduced rent, under a formal lease or use agreement. Ideally the space has a small office plus a room that seats 20 to 25 learners for our Cisco Networking Academy classes and community workshops, with electricity, toilets and secure access. Rayton, Cullinan, Bronkhorstspruit or nearby areas work best for our beneficiaries. A signed lease will also give us a proper business address for our registrations and funding applications. We can issue a Section 18A certificate where the value of the space qualifies as a donation.

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