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International donors
Global generosity.
Rooted in South Africa.
Connect your support to community-led work in South Africa. We welcome conversations with individuals, diaspora communities, companies and grantmaking foundations.
Registration & donor assurance
SARS PBO & Section 18A approval granted
Nkwenkwezi Foundation has been granted SARS Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) and Section 18A approval. This supports our commitment to responsible fundraising and transparent donor relationships. Official reference details and approval letters will be published when the final documentation is received.
Section 18A receipt issuance is subject to the official SARS reference number, effective date and qualifying donation requirements. Please contact us about receipt eligibility before relying on a tax deduction.
- NPO registration
- 304-987
- PBO reference
- Publication pending
- Section 18A reference
- Publication pending
- Section 18A effective date
- To be published with the approval letter
PBO approval letter: publication pendingSection 18A approval letter: publication pending
A local partner
Invest in dignity,
opportunity and belonging.
Established in 2022, Nkwenkwezi Foundation is a South African non-profit organisation, NPO 304-987.
Our seven connected programme areas bring together women’s empowerment, youth development, child protection, sustainable livelihoods, the Girls Power Initiative, culture and heritage, and agribusiness and agricultural innovation.
Delivery is shaped by community relationships and available resources. For a proposed partnership, discuss the location, activity and current capacity with us.
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Published receiving details
Nkwenkwezi Foundation
- Bank
- First National Bank (South Africa)
- Account name
- Nkwenkwezi Foundation
304-987 NPO - Account number
- 63218382355
- Account type
- Gold Business Account
- Branch code
- 210835
- SWIFT / BIC
- FIRNZAJJ
- Reference
- Your name or organisation
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Foundations & institutional donors
Build a partnership
around a shared priority.
Begin with the community need, then agree what responsible delivery and reporting will require.
Discuss the proposal
Explore programme scope, budget, delivery capacity, safeguarding and the documentation needed for your review.
Define the partnership
Agree responsibilities, milestones, reporting, permitted use of funds and communications before making a commitment.
Before you give
Documentation
and tax information.
Request current registration, governance, financial and programme information relevant to your donation. The donor-resources page explains what is published and what needs to be requested.
The Foundation’s South African PBO and Section 18A approval is shown above. Tax treatment for an international donor also depends on the donor’s country and the applicable rules. This website does not claim US charitable status, UK Gift Aid eligibility or an overseas fiscal-sponsor arrangement. Please confirm your requirements before contributing.
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info@nkwenkwezifoundation.org
+27 64 512 6827
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Institutional funding
A shared framework
for a funding conversation.
Explore programme priorities, proposal development and reporting considerations for grants and corporate investment.
Grants & funding partnershipsThe case for support
Understand the need.
Shape the response.
Explore the South African and global evidence on women’s safety, economic opportunity and care responsibilities.
See how these challenges inform our programme priorities and the funding conversations we invite.
Why invest in women?Agriculture & sustainable development
Grow enterprises.
Create opportunity.
Help women build agricultural skills, use appropriate technology and develop viable enterprises with routes to markets and paid work.
We welcome partners to shape feasible projects in sustainable production, processing and agricultural services, with budgets and outcomes agreed before delivery.
Explore agribusiness partnerships