Southern Africa Trust (SAT)

HOW WE GIVE SUPPORT
Our Grantmaking
The Southern Africa Trust allocates grants to projects in the region of themes trade & development, industrialisation, food, agriculture & natural resources, migration & social protection, and climate change. We have strengthened our capacity as a reputable and reliable fund manager while promoting our strength in building the capacity of civil society organisations and acting as a knowledge broker.

Most grantees are national network associations that implement projects with a regional footprint. We also give grants to regional networks, regional apex organisations, social movements, civil society organisations, and media houses.


Contact Details

info@southernafricatrust.org

45 Kyalami Business Park, Kyalami, 1684, South Africa

+27 11 318 1012. 

 

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South Coast Foundation

South Coast Foundation is a private family foundation that operates a grantmaking program in South Africa. With an underlying commitment to poverty reduction, our mission is to support vulnerable children and their care providers through organizations that offer services at the local level. Our guiding principle is “No impact too small”.

Given our history in South Africa spanning over three decades, areas of support have changed with the times. However, one constant remains. We consider community-based organizations as central to our mission. At the heart of community development, these organizations provide a lifeline to impoverished communities. They stand on the frontlines, as the vanguards of impactful, relevant, and innovative solutions. After fifteen years of focusing on orphans and vulnerable children impacted by the HIV/Aids pandemic, South Coast Foundation’s current grantmaking program partners with rural organizations that provide services and educational opportunities to vulnerable children (OVC) ages 0 – 6 and their caregivers.


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info@southcoastfoundation.org

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Smith & Nephew Limited

Smith & Nephew plc, also known as Smith+Nephew, is a British multinational medical equipment manufacturing company headquartered in Watford, England.


Contact Details

30 The Boulevard, Westend Office Park, Westville, Durban, South Africa

+27 (0)31 242 8111

satalent@smith-nephew.com

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Walter Sisulu Scholarship Fund

UCDG is a Department of Higher Education (DHET) instrument, designed for “staff development, student support and development and programme development” in South African universities (DHET 2019). At WSU, it serves precisely this purpose.

It is a crucial source of researcher development funding for staff members studying towards Master’s and Doctoral degrees at WSU or any other institution of higher learning in South Africa.

It covers up to 25% of tuition fees for grantees as well as their research running expenses (such as proposal development, fieldwork, data analysis and subsistence and travel costs) up to a specified amount.

UCDG is also used to cover the costs of various capacity-building and training programmes rendered by the Directorate.

Staff can access the grant by responding to internal calls issued by the Directorate through the University Helpdesk and/or the Directorate’s Vital Mail at the beginning of each year. All completed grant application forms should be submitted to the Directorate by the announced deadline.


Contact Details

Nelson Mandela Drive

(+27) 047 502 2844

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The Sigrid Rausing Trust

The Sigrid Rausing Trust was founded in 1995. Our purpose is to promote the values and principles of human rights, equality and the rule of law, and to preserve nature from further degradation.


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info@srtrust.org.

research@srtrust.org.

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Ernest Oppenheimer Memorial Trust

An endowed Trust, the OMT was founded in 1958 by the late Mr Harry Oppenheimer to honour the memory of his father, Sir Ernest, and it has a long tradition of investing in education, public interest activities and other philanthropic causes.


Contact Details

Ground Floor, The Reserve
54 Melville Road Illovo, 2196
South Africa

info@omt.org.za

+27 (0)11 551 9500

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Novo Nordisk (Pty) Ltd

Novo Nordisk ( Novo Nordisk Foundation)

The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards grants in open competition across a wide range of areas within science, education & outreach, sustainability, innovation as well as social & humanitarian initiatives. We announce our calls for applications on our website, and each call has a specific theme and/or serves a particular purpose. ‘Open competition’ means that applicants can apply for a grant in response to such calls and ‘compete’ against other applicants to obtain funding.


Contact Details

Tuborg Havnevej 19
2900 Hellerup
Denmark

+ 45 35 27 66 00
info@novonordiskfonden.dk

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Nokia(Nokia Foundation)

The Nokia Scholarship is intended to encourage efficient, fast-progressing doctoral studies and research. Nokia Scholarships are granted to individuals pursuing a doctoral degree in Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) or in areas supporting the development of these branches of science. Scholarship can be granted for doctoral studies in a Finnish university or to a Finnish applicant for doctoral studies abroad.


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nokia.foundation@nokia.com

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Nestle Foundation

The Nestlé Foundation for the Study of Problems of Nutrition in the World was established in 1966 by a donation by the Nestlé Company on the occasion of its centenary. The Foundation is independent and self-constituting and is managed by a Council consisting of at least 5 internationally well-known scientists as Council Members. The Foundation is and has been financially and operationally independent of the Nestlé Company since its inception. The offices of the Nestlé Foundation are in Lausanne, Switzerland.


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+41 21 320 33 51

nf@nestlefoundation.org

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Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund

The Fund provides and manages grants community-based organisations (CBOs) and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in priority districts. The priority districts are chosen for the five-year strategic period due to the challenges of children in those communities in alignment with the vision, mission, and strategic objectives of the Fund. These organisations that are called the implementing partners (IPs) are selected through a process called the Request for Proposals (RfP) which is run by the Fund periodically. The IPs need to be registered and have governance and all systems and procedures in place to work with the Fund on outcomes of the NMCF. Grants range from R200k to R1 million maximum and are guided by a binding contract which is supported by the implementation plan, budget and clear Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) processes. NMCF staff monitor the grants to ensure that they benefit children following the four focus areas. These grants run for a period between one year and five years depending on availability of funding and the performance of the implementing partner.


Contact Details

+27 11 274 5600

fundraising@nmcf.co.za

21 Eastwold Way &, Oxford Rd Johannesburg, 2196

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