Disaster Relief

South Africa faces escalating disaster threats—severe weather, coastal hazards, and cross-border crises—intensified by rapid urbanization in fragile areas. Vulnerable communities urgently need support to withstand recurring hazards like droughts, fires, and storms.
Find Out How You Can Help

Interventions

Each item in our disaster relief care package can be a lifeline. A lock bucket safeguards precious belongings, a hygiene pack restores dignity, and a mini first aid kit tackles minor injuries. Blankets offer warmth, while non-perishable food keeps families nourished through hardship. With your support, these simple necessities become powerful tools for hope and recovery.
Donate A Lifeline

Recovery, Rebuilding & Resilience

Beyond providing urgent aid, our disaster management team partners with sponsors to rebuild lives and fortify communities against future crises. Through immediate assistance, long-term preparedness, and strategic community engagement, we forge a powerful safety net for South Africa’s most vulnerable—one you can crucially help strengthen through your support.
Donate To Rebuild & Protect

How will my donation be used?

You can donate a minimum of R200 and a maximum of R100,000 through our platform.
Yes, you can contribute items to our WOF Kids program or our Disaster Relief Initiatives that support communities affected by specific disasters. Contact our Social Development team to confirm if your donation adheres to our policy. Contact details: [Insert Name, Title, Number, Email].
Yes, we accept Visa and MasterCard payments globally.

Yes, you can set up a monthly debit order through our platform.

Is my information secure? Our payment gateway uses encryption to keep your details safe. For concerns, contact us at [donations email].
Yes, you’ll receive an email receipt after payment.
  • Be of legal age.
  • Donate in your personal capacity, not on behalf of someone else.
  • Complete the basic compliance information required of a donor
  • Tick the agreement box on the payment page.
  • If donating over R100,000 annually across multiple causes, comply with SARS tax requirements.
We publish an annual report detailing all donations and their impact.

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