FoodForward SA distributed over 4,350,000 kilograms of food in 2016. We assists hundreds of verified NPOs across the country that feed hundreds of thousands of people daily. We facilitate the provision of 14,500,000 meals annually. The cost per meal is only R 0,86, a cost-effective solution to the problem of hunger. This cost-effective solution to hunger can improve health and education, as well as reduce crime and unemployment. The provision of food to organisations such as youth centres, training centres, orphans and vulnerable children, rehab centres, and childcare facilities allows them to focus their time on the important work that they do. The support not only helps to ease hunger, but enables the sick to safely take their medication, and helps to nurture young minds by providing children with the energy to grow, learn and work towards a brighter future. It costs just R25 to feed a person for a month.
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  • Posted by | October 1, 2018

    Discovery Vitality again partners with FoodForward SA Through MoveToGive

    Discovery Vitality has partnered with FoodForward SA for the second year to enhance and protect vulnerable children across the country, and has encouraged its members to be a part of a good cause that will provide a week’s worth of meals to children in need through the MoveToGive campaign. Just by getting your weekly exercise […]

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  • Posted by | June 20, 2018

    Woolworths joins FoodForward SA in the fight against food insecurity

    Woolworths has announced that it is joining forces with FoodForward SA to increase access to food across the country.  The new partnership, which includes a R3 million commitment over the next three years, will focus on increasing the organisation’s capacity to re-distribute the edible, surplus food it collects from producers, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers. This […]

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  • Posted by | November 20, 2017

    Turfhall Cheshire Home and FoodForward SA support a community in need

    FoodForward SA and the Turfhall Cheshire Home bring hope to people with physical disabilities. When it first opened its doors on 10 November 1984, the Turfhall Cheshire Home had a defined objective in mind – to assist people with disabilities, regardless of their colour, race or creed, by providing the conditions necessary for their physical, […]

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  • Posted by | November 14, 2016

    M.T.R. Smit Children’s Haven, brightening futures for nearly 100 years

    The Children’s Haven was established in 1922, in response to the Great Flu of 1918, when a substantial number of parents died and children were orphaned. Based in Ugie in the North-Eastern Cape, the orphanage is a community based and community driven, non-subsidized welfare organisation. M.T.R. Smit Children’s Haven, named after its founder, relocated to […]

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