Are you looking to sponsor building or renovation projects for charities based in South Africa?
Investing in building and renovation projects on behalf of a South African charity can deliver lasting social, economic, and environmental benefits when designed with community needs, sustainability and local engagement in mind. Since it was first established int he region in 2013, sponsorship of charity building projects has enabled SOS Africa to establish new education centres, classrooms and sports facilities. This has provided invaluable educational and extra-curricular support to disadvantaged children.
Sponsor New Charity Building Projects
Without doubt, one of the most impactful ways to support a charity is to sponsor a new building project. Building projects can range from the construction of a new education centre, classrooms, sanitation blocks, pathways, security features or sports facilities. These projects usually take place either on SOS Africa owned property, serving local disadvantaged communities or on the campus of a partnering school, accessible to its staff and students. Courtesy of our in house architect, SOS Africa is able to design bespoke buildings tailored to the needs of the local educational institution or disadvantaged community.
Recent SOS Africa Building Projects
The growth of SOS Africa’s Western Cape Education Projects has been made possible thanks to generous donations made by businesses, foundations and community groups in essential new building projects. The construction of the charity’s very first education centre situated at Grabouw High School was fully-funded by Dudley Rotary Club in the UK. SOS Africa’s Grabouw Education Centre, based at the heart of the school, provides classrooms, a kitchen, a library, an office and an outdoor learning space.
More recently building projects have been funded at SOS Africa’s Elgin Education Centre (sponsored by Porta Romana), Gordon’s Bay Education Centre (sponsored by Hermitcraft) and Skills and Training Academy, Sir Lowry’s Pass (sponsored by John and Hazel Barnett). Each of these successful building projects has enabled the organisation to establish new partnerships provide invaluable education and training to hundreds of children and young adults. Put simply, without this investment, these life-changing projects would not be possible.
Sponsor an SOS Africa Building Project
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