Slethukukhanya Foundation

09/08/2026

Thank you Robin Hood Foundation for partnering with us for our Run4Hope Women’s Sports Day program.

Thank you for the GIFT that will honor our women participants.

Together we are building a healthier, stronger community.




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29/07/2026

Celebrating Mandela Day with Service and Growth

The Slethukukhanya Foundation, in partnership with the Department of Economic Development who supported us with seedlings, and Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife who donated trees, came together to celebrate with purpose.

Today we created a garden and planted vegetables at Kwa-Mlangeni Home of a Person with Disability in Dumisani Makhaye Village, Ward 24.

A massive thank you to all community members who joined us to honor Madiba’s legacy of 67 minutes of service and beyond.

And a special, heartfelt thanks to Mr Cyril, a local businessman who sells Nhloko, for his generous donation that allowed our stakeholders to share a meal of nhlokos together. Your kindness made the day even warmer.

21/07/2026

1KM DISABILITY WALK AND DIALOGUE AWARENESS -at Dumisani Makhaye Village

Slethukukhanya Foundation was honored to partner with Zamani Disabled People Organization, Masibonisane Luncheon Club, Department of Social Development, Old Mutual, IEC, WildTrust and many more.

Together we walked 1KM to raise awareness and give a voice to persons with disabilities. The dialogue that followed focused on inclusion, access to services, and building a community where no one is left behind.

Thank you to all partners and community members who showed up and showed support.

15/07/2026

Today at Mphikeleli Hall, OLundi. The Slethukukhanya Foundation was proud to partner with Syezah Food, EDTEA, and other stakeholders for a powerful community engagement.

We spoke to community members about:-
✅ The importance of using our natural resources wisely
✅ Starting small agri-businesses to create jobs and food security
✅ The importance of compliance in agriculture and business

We also took the opportunity to introduce the services of Slethukukhanya Foundation and how we support community development.

08/05/2026

Schools outrich.

08/05/2026

On the 6th of May, Slethukukhanya Foundation received a generous donation of food items from Boxer Superstores valued at R2500. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Boxer Superstores for this incredible support. This donation will make a huge difference to our soup kitchen program and the many lives it touches.

07/04/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to our visionary Founder and CEO, Mr Sbonelo Magwaza 🎂🎊. We're wishing you a day filled with joy , love♥️ , and celebration😍 . Here's to another year of leadership,🥂 innovation, 🌱 and making a lasting impact on our community. May your birthday be as extraordinary as you are. ☺️ 🌹






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05/04/2026

Thank you

The Slethukukhanya Foundation has launched a nationwide donation drive aimed at supporting children with albinism, many of whom face severe health and social challenges due to limited access to protective items and basic necessities.

According to the foundation, public contributions are urgently needed to provide items such as sunscreen lotion, wide-brimmed hats, UV-protection sunglasses, clothing, perishable food, and clean water. These items help shield affected children from harmful sun exposure and improve their overall well-being.

“We encourage individuals and organizations to open their hearts and assist us in saving a child with albinism,” a statement from the foundation said. “Every donation, no matter how small, makes a meaningful difference.”

Supporters can make monetary donations directly to the Slethukukhanya Foundation’s account. Banking details are as follows:
Account Holder: Slethukukhanya Foundation
Account Number: 63184668342

For more information or to coordinate contributions, donors may contact the foundation via mobile at +27 67 273 0192.

The Slethukukhanya Foundation continues to advocate for inclusion, equality, and improved living conditions for persons with albinism across South Africa.

Save A Child with Albinism