As for companies, they’re realizing a new normal as well. In the ‘80s, Gordon Gekko preached that greed is good. But these days, giving is good.
There are numerous ways for your company can rally behind the valuable work of Umduduzi – Hospice Care for Children. Associate your brand with compassion and care and we will put your logo on our website.
We are willing to present to management and staff of any company on the work of Umduduzi in person or via Zoom
Through your corporate networks we can start talking about relieving health-related suffering in children and every patient’s right to access palliative care. Every opportunity to engage with your consumers brings your company increased exposure and can raise awareness of our essential work.
As a registered NPO and PBO, all financial donations, whether regular or in a lump sum, are tax deductible.
The beneficiaries of Umduduzi – Hospice Care for Children are 98% Black as per the B-BBEE codes. We confirm that 98% of the value of contribution(s) we receive are used towards Black beneficiaries. “Black People” refers to the definition in the Amended BBBEE Codes of Good Practice, 2013 i.e African, Coloureds and Indians who are citizens of South Africa (SA) by birth or decent, or are citizens of SA by naturalisation occurring before 27 April 1994, or after 27 April 1994 and who would have been entitled to acquire citizenship by naturalisation prior to that date.
Imagine “The Your Company Name Palliative Care Nurse” Or “The Your Company Name Play Programme Co-ordinator”.
By sponsoring the salary of a staff member in full or in part, your company could assist us in reaching more children and families that require palliative care.
We call in at the hospitals in and around eThekwini almost every day and make regular home visits to our patients, many of whom live in remote rural villages in our beautiful province.
By sponsoring our monthly petrol costs you will help to keep our wheels on the road.
As an organisation that has administrative needs, runs 2 play programs and cares for children from impoverished communities we are always in need of the following:
