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Donation Total: R100.00

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Donate now, as every amount counts

It’s easy to donate to Hearts of Hope. Simply choose from our donation options below. All donations go directly towards improving the lives of our truly special group of children.

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You can make a general funds donation towards the children of Hearts of Hope here.

R Donation Amount:

Personal Info

First Name *

Last Name

Email Address: *

Donation Total: R100.00

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Bank: Standard Bank
Account Name:
Hearts of Hope
Account Number:
022 972 188
Account Type: Current
Branch: Rivonia
051001
Swift Code: SBZAZAJJ
BSB Code: 001295
Reference: Surname or
company name

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Donate for a cause wherever you are in the world and in whatever currency you wish

From raising funds for the purchase of a large freezer, to donating goods such as canned food. There are many ways you can help! Visit the Hearts of Hope page on forgood to see our causes.

For US-based donors and fundraisers, you can go onto GlobalGiving and help us with projects such as school transport and clean water.

Support our cause on GivenGain, a platform that you can use to fundraise on our behalf, or support our existing campaigns and fundraisers.

Hearts of Hope is supported by the UK Fund for Charities which allows UK donors to make
tax deductible donations and benefit from Gift Aid. If you’re from the UK, donate here.

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CharitySaver

Donate funds to Hearts of Hope through CharitySaver. CharitySaver provides support to charities and non-profits worldwide and is trusted by over 1,300 charities across 67 countries.

Meet your B-BBEE objectives and CSR goals

Why donate?

Your generous contributions go towards the sustainable development of Hearts of Hope. You are not merely giving funds to an NGO, but you are providing the means for Hearts of Hope to care for all the vulnerable children in our care – and enabling us to “give them back their childhoods”.

We currently receive 22% of our funding from the Department of Social Development, but we are reliant on corporates and individuals for the balance of our needs. Hearts of Hope is a registered NPO and PBO. Donations that you make to us are tax deductible.

We can provide:

Thank you letter
Section 18 A tax receipt
Documentation: reports and photos
Certification: We are certified for Socio-Economic and Enterprise Development spend for B-BBBEE points

Earn B-BBEE points

Hearts of Hope has two ways in which a South African corporate can obtain points towards its B-BBEE scorecard:

Social Economic Development Points: 5 points
Target = 1% NPAT. Contributions to Hearts of Hope NPC are fully claimable as our beneficiaries are greater than 75% black.

Enterprise Development Points: 5 points
Target – 1% NPAT. Contributions to Wendywood Development Centre (Pty) Ltd, our ECD centre, are claimable for Enterprise Development points. You are able to provide: Goods and services, Grant contributions, Equity

For more information contact:

Deborah van Dongen
info@heartsofhope.co.za
+27 82 458 2677

Corporate employees

Hearts of Hope can help you with your employee and community engagement programmes. Are you battling with ideas for:

Mandela Day
Matching grants
Christmas parties
Team building through volunteer days
Impact days

Set up a company fundraising campaign through GivenGain.

Learn how to set up a campaign here.

Our donors

Leave a bequest

If your spouse and children are well provided for, you might like to consider the impact your bequest would make on the life of a less fortunate child.

When you include Hearts of Hope in your Will, your money doesn’t go towards funding a building or an expensive piece of equipment. It is an investment in the most valuable resource we have for the future – our children.

For further information about leaving a bequest, please contact us at info@heartsofhope.co.za

How can I include Hearts of Hope in my Will?

Broadly speaking, there are two main types of bequests:

You can bequeath a specific sum of money or property (e.g. your home or motor vehicle, jewellery or stocks or shares)
You can leave part or all of what is left of your estate (the residue) after all the other bequests and taxes have been paid.

Your attorney or financial advisor can help you decide which is the best option to suit your particular circumstances.