Our Partnerships

In 2018, Adidas South Africa donated appeal for Save the Children South Africa beneficiaries to the value of 1,500,000 ZAR for the Global Goals World Cup in October of the same year.

Save the Children South Africa is currently working with Anglo American South Africa to understand Early Childhood Development center needs in host communities in Limpopo, Northern Cape and Mpumalanga.  

In addition to their support for the Global Goals World Cup in 2018,  Embassy of Ireland is working on gender equality issues and plans to work with Save the Children South Africa to achieve this as our partnership grows.

Global Communications has been a partner of Save the Children South Africa on our Student Commander programme in Limpopo since 2017. 

Since 2015, GSK has partnered with Save the Children South Africa to strengthen the quality, supply and access to health and nutrition services provided to young children and their mothers.

In 2018, Marriot Hotel Group supported upgrades to our Hlayisanani Early Childhood Development center in Alexandra. This included a new garden, new play area for children to explore as well as painted and shelved interior so that children feel safe, happier and more engaged.

In 2017, Save the Children South Africa entered into a partnership with the Nedbank Foundation to enhance emergent and foundational literacy and mathematics for children in Limpopo.

Save the Children South Africa received a generous grant from the Royal Danish Embassy toward the Global Goals World Cup in 2018. Founded by Danish company, Eir Soccer, the Global Goals World Cup was an opportunity to unite sport with our global and local  advocacy goals. 

In 2018, Tiger Brands donated R100,000 worth of Jungle Oats to Save the Children South Africa programmes nationally. The oats were not only distributed to our programs but to partner nonprofit organisations we often work with.

Turner and Save the Children South Africa launched the Powerpuff Girls Awards to celebrate and empower young African girls between the ages of nine and 14, who are looking for a platform to showcase their superpowers.