As South Africans prepare to celebrate Mandela Day, two organisations are joining forces to ensure that more young children have the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive through the power of play.

The legacy of the late South African music icon Riky Rick will continue to inspire future generations through a unique environmental initiative launching this July.

A Nelson Mandela Bay organisation dedicated to supporting children and adults with disabilities has been selected as the beneficiary of this year’s Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day.

Non-profit organisations supporting cancer patients and their families across the Eastern Cape and Garden Route are being invited to apply to become beneficiaries of the 2026 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, presented by ISUZU Motors South Africa.

There is something quietly powerful about being seen. This Mother’s Day, 041Online is partnering with the Bless Her with PJs initiative to do exactly that. Together, we are helping make five women in our community feel special, supported and cared for in a way that many do not often experience. And we need your help.

Nearly 20 000 walkers have helped bring hope and comfort to cancer patients across the Eastern Cape after taking part in the 2025 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer.

For many South Africans, the festive season is a difficult time, with hunger and financial pressure taking the place of celebration. The DO MORE FOUNDATION is encouraging South Africans to make this season more meaningful by choosing gifts that create lasting impact for communities that need it most.

PNA Funky Socks Day 2025 has wrapped with a standout success, raising R2 million for four charities making a real difference across South Africa and Namibia: Breadline Africa, CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation SA, Rally to Read and Matla a Bana.

Nelson Mandela Bay is revving up for one of the most iconic charity motorcycling events in South Africa. The Toy Run, now in its 33rd year, returns on Sunday, 30 November 2025, and the excitement is already building across the Bay.

By Veronica Charles In the heart of Missionvale, a community that has long faced socio-economic challenges, the Missionvale Care Centre (MCC) stands as a pillar of hope, compassion, and empowerment. Founded by the late Sister Ethel Normoyle, the Centre provides essential services while nurturing a thriving, resilient community.