Get involved

Give a breakfast, give time, or stand with the centres.

Founder Eduard Louw is the person to contact. You can give, volunteer, or stand with Safety4Kids, Veggies4Kids, Water Safety4Kids and Feed-a-Child.

Donate

Choose an amount, pay by EFT, use the reference, and email proof of payment. Banking details are on the donate page.

Sponsor a meal

Tell the foundation how many Feed-a-Child breakfasts you want to fund. About R1.35 feeds a child one meal (Big Five Foods) — approximately.

Founder Eduard Louw brought volunteers together through Operation Clean Tongaat, after the tornado of 3 June 2024. Write to him with what you can do and where you are. Days and meeting points are arranged directly. They are not listed here.

Partner or sponsor

Companies can fund meals, a food garden, or stand with Safety4Kids, Veggies4Kids, Water Safety4Kids and Feed-a-Child. Start with a note. Nothing on this page is a contract.

Names the foundation has already used in public

Taken from the foundation’s Facebook page and from its place in the Big Five Group family. A name is how you recognise the relationship. It is not, by itself, a description of a contract.

Big Five Foods (opens in a new tab)
Feed-a-Child is powered by Big Five Foods fortified products. The ranges and flavour names are theirs, and are linked from this site.
Big Five Group (opens in a new tab)
Restore Africa Foundation is part of the Big Five Group family.
A Heart to Help Foundation
Water Safety4Kids is run with A Heart to Help Foundation.
Living Earth
Living Earth sponsors the compost for Veggies4Kids.
CMH Ford Ballito
Named among the foundation’s supporters on its public Facebook page.
SPAR Group
The foundation has met with SPAR Group. A meeting is not, by itself, a listing or a supply agreement.
Rise and Restore Project NPC, Tshushu Foundation and OnStyle
Supported through the 2,700 fortified meals sent from Ballito to Johannesburg.

A meeting with SPAR Group

The foundation has met with SPAR Group. These photographs are from that visit. They are kept small, and they do not mean a product is listed or a volume is agreed.