By making a donation of R100, you can donate a tree to our restoration project, help restore our forests and protect the Cape Parrot. Our three nurseries create jobs and teach valuable skills. We receive a sustainable supply of seedlings, which [...]

Please assist Hope SA with your donations, food items and dog food. We also need support and trucks to move food today and all weekend from areas around JHB to the airport and to JHB south to load a superlink truck [...]

We are seeking assistance to get some urgent supplies. Subject to us having sufficient funding we will send a driver out further afield so we can buy in bulk to keep us going for another week or so when hopefully [...]

Your one-off gift makes a real difference. But to be truly sustainable we recommend our Adopt-a-Family food hamper programme. Here you can choose to donate a recurring amount of R299.99 (or more) for 3 months, 6 months or even a [...]

Project Dog’s committment to placing each and every dog in a home that is not only loving, but that is suited to their individual personality and temprament. For this reason, our dogs are never placed in kennels, but rather [...]

Don't know what to do this Mandela Day? How about organising a cleanup in your neighbourhood? Remember to stay safe and adhere to Covid restrictions. But otherwise, get a few plastic bags and get collecting!

Don't know what to do with your 67 minutes this Mandela Day? How about not using any electricity for a full 67 minutes to honour Mandela and do your part for our planet? Switch off all lights and appliances for 67 [...]

Can’t adopt but want to help out? By providing your home as a temporary base, we can move more dogs out of shelters. Step 1: Sign up on Brownie Points to pledge your commitment Step 2: Complete this form to get [...]

Use a refillable water bottle and coffee cup. Cut down on waste and maybe even save money at the coffee shop. Bring your own bag when you shop. Pass on the plastic bag and start carrying your own reusable totes. Take fewer [...]

Examine and change everyday decisions. Can you recycle at your workplace? Is your company buying from merchants engaging in harmful ecological practices? Make sure your company uses energy efficient heating and cooling technology, and adjust the thermostat, lower in winter, higher [...]

Raise your voice against any type of discrimination in your office. Everyone is equal regardless of their gender, race, sexual orientation, social background and physical abilities. For example, women earn 10 to 30 per cent less than men for the same [...]

Corporate social responsibility counts! Encourage your company to work with civil society and find ways to help local communities achieve the goals.

Know your workplace rights to ensure your access to justice. Ask your HR representative what your rights are.

Donate what you don’t use. Local charities will give your gently used clothes, books and furniture a new life.

Shop vintage. Brand-new isn’t necessarily best. See what you can repurpose from second-hand shops or from your neighbours.

Bike, walk or take public transport. Save the car trips for when you’ve got a big group.

When you go to a restaurant or a supermarket and are ordering seafood always ask: “Do you serve sustainable seafood?” Let your favourite businesses know that ocean-friendly seafood is on your shopping list.

Shop Smart—plan meals, use shopping lists and avoid impulse buys. Don’t succumb to marketing tricks that lead you to buy more food than you need, particularly for perishable items. Though these may be less expensive per ounce, they can be [...]

Shop local. Supporting neighbourhood businesses keeps people employed and helps prevent trucks from driving far distances.

Recycling paper, plastic, glass & aluminium keeps landfills from growing.