weFEEDsa has continued its impactful work through the Social Employment Fund in partnership with the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC).

In partnership with the Social Employment Fund and the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC)

Project Sunrise (2022 – 2023): In response to the devastating 2022 KZN floods, weFEEDsa launched Project Sunrise in partnership with the Solidarity Fund to support affected communities with practical, long-term

Access to clean water is a basic human right—and a daily struggle for many in KwaZulu-Natal. In response, weFEEDsa expanded our efforts in 2024 with a dedicated Water Project to

At weFEEDsa, we recognise the importance of early education in shaping a child’s future. Our Early Childhood Development (ECD) initiatives focus on supporting and nurturing young minds through safe, stimulating

At weFEEDsa, we operate and support a network of soup kitchens across South Africa, providing hot, nutritious meals to those in need. These kitchens serve as a lifeline for individuals

Venue 61 is a venue for hire that is a division of weFEEDsa. Profits from the venue go directly to weFEEDsa, which focuses on addressing South Africa’s high unemployment rates

weFEEDsa in collaboration with the Woodview Cancer Support Group hosts an annual Wellness Day to provide access to healthcare tests and screenings such as pap smears, prostate cancer screening, breast

10 000 Burger Day (2021 – 2023): A day where weFEEDsa’s community comes together to braai, assemble and distribute 10,000 burgers to those in need.

Over the past five years, weFEEDsa has made aimed to make a meaningful impact on thousands of lives through its welfare initiatives.

In response to the devastating KZN Floods and the Tongaat Tornado, weFEEDsa took an active role in recovery efforts – helping to clean up, repair, and rebuild 3,365 homes and