Lelethu Zondani Last week, the Boardwalk Expo Centre was transformed into a dazzling celebration of style, strength, and sisterhood as the Voice of Courage Fashion Show took centre stage. My eyes were starving for beauty and I got it all and more.

Step aside beige basics: this month marked the launch of the 2025 Breadline Africa PNA Funky Socks Day campaign, and it’s asking South Africans to stand tall (and bright) in support of education, care, and literacy.

Three organisations working on the frontlines of cancer care in the Eastern Cape and Garden Route will be the official beneficiaries of the 2025 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, presented by ISUZU MOTORS South Africa.

As Mandela Day (18 July) draws near, the DO MORE FOUNDATION is asking South Africans to take meaningful action—this time, for young children facing the dual challenge of poverty and climate change. Their 2025 campaign reminds us that a better climate future begins with play, and it begins now.

If you love vintage treasures and want to support a truly meaningful cause, clear your calendar from 9 to 16 July — the Aurora Special Care Centre Silent Auction is officially on!

A heartfelt celebration marked a major milestone for one of Gqeberha’s most impactful youth-focused organisations this past weekend. Project Hope, a registered non-profit, commemorated 25 years of service and transformation in the city’s Northern Areas with a vibrant High Tea at the Boardwalk Conference Centre on Saturday, 31 May 2025.

The annual Algoa FM Charity Golf Day is teeing up for impact this June — and this year, it’s all about dementia awareness and support.

Public Info Session Set for Thursday, 22 May 2025 at Garden Court Hotel GQBERHA, 14 May 2025 – The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has opened applications for Community Sound Broadcasting Service Licences and Radio Frequency Spectrum Licences, offering a valuable opportunity for non-profit organisations to launch their own local radio stations.

While government deadlines continue to slide, thousands of South African schoolchildren still face the daily risk of using unsafe and undignified pit toilets. In 2024, this is not just a tragedy — it’s a national failure.