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Corporate Social
Giving
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Rally to Read
Rally to Read is a program that has invested nearly R9 million in improving the literacy levels of young children in remote rural schools of South Africa and continues to reach more children and teachers every year.
Coordinated by Financial Mail, McCarthy Motor Holdings, the Financial Times and READ, convoys of sponsors in off-road vehicles depart during May to deliver educational materials to some of the most neglected schools in rural South Africa.
In addition, teacher training is provided to rural teachers on a continuous base by the READ educational Trust. |
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Bursary Program
Bravura awards a bursary to the best performing student at Phaleng High School every year. The bursary covers their high school fees and ancillary needs such as school uniform and stationery needs throughout the student’s high school years. The most recent bursary was awarded to Bonolo Maforo. |
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Abraham Kriel Child Care
Bravura supports a number of educational and poverty improvement related causes. Abraham Kriel Child Care cares for 664 children from disadvantaged backgrounds. There are various campuses and satellite homes, detailed as follows:
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Campuses:
Soweto(Emdeni)
Yeoville
Langlaagte
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Satellite Homes:
3 on the East Rand
3 Northwest of Johannesburg
1 in Fordsburg |
- 330 in its residential facilities;
- 268 in its home based care / AIDS Care Program;
- 75 in its Early Childhood Development Centre, for disadvantaged children; &
- a number of people in Westbury community, by providing extensive preventative and developmental
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The Abraham Kriel Child Care is a Section 21 company and registered as a Public Benefit Organization. This implies that donations to the children's home are tax deductible up to 5% of a donor’s taxable income.
If you are interested in hearing more about the children’s home or to pay them a visit, please contact
Hilda du Toit at +27 11 839 3058 or +27 82 894 2458 or
Liesl Herberts at +27 11 839 3058 or +27 82 312 8825. |
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