The Jewish Women’s Benevolent Society is a voluntary run, non-profit organization relying solely on the generosity of the community to cover operating costs and to provide funding for our projects. All donations ensure we can continue our vital work.
Continue reading →With a membership of over 377 women from 42 countries the IWC of Cape Town is about friendship, support and encouragement, all while doing important philanthropic work in the community. We are a friendship club that supports social interaction with a specific focus or theme on cultural, educational, charitable, and recreational activities.
Continue reading →The primary objectives of the Institute are to advance the science and practice of mine surveying and allied disciplines, to promote and protect the character and interests of the profession of mine surveying and to foster professional etiquette through the adherence to the Professional Code of Conduct.
Continue reading →The Eastern Cape Canoe Club was formed in 1963 by Norman Dyer and Tony Oshery, and the official provincial Union followed in 1977 under chairman Eldon Slabbert, with his son Stanford as secretary. The region’s premier event is undoubtedly the annual Hansa Fish River Marathon, ending in the Karoo town of Cradock, which now attracts over 1700 paddlers annually. It features 80 km of fast flowing irrigation water racing through willow trees, big rapids (like Keith’s Flyover), and several testing weirs
Continue reading →The Western Cape Canoe Union (WCCU) serves primarily as a regional planning, administration & communication coordinator, for the paddle sports of flat water and river canoeing (K1 & K2), ocean surfski, canoe polo and wave ski in the Western Cape. WCCU is run by representatives from the affiliated clubs and coordinates the local Club and Metro / District organising efforts.
Continue reading →Fair Trade Tourism provides business support and certification to enable the tourism sector to operate more sustainably and with Fair Trade Tourism principles embedded in their day-to-day tourism offering.
The Fair Trade Tourism certification label stands for fair wages and working conditions, fair purchasing and operations, equitable distribution of benefits, and respect for human rights, culture and the environment.
Travellers who stay, play or volunteer with Fair Trade Tourism certified businesses can be confident that their holiday is not only giving them unique, authentic and quality experiences, but also that it is benefiting local people and the planet.
Western Cape Gymnastics Association (WCGA) is the South African Gymnastics Federation (SAGF) official gymnastics structure in the Western Cape Province.
Continue reading →The Fencing Federation of South Africa (FFSA) is the governing body of the sport of fencing in South Africa and we are affiliated to the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC). We strive to improve the sport of fencing in South Africa. Through regular national competitions, our fencers are ranked, and this provides the selection criteria for South African team selection to participate in continental and international events.
Continue reading →Grain SA is a non-profit organisation representing the grain producers of South Africa. Grain SA provides, through its activities, industry strategic support to grain producers in South Africa in order to promote sustainable production and profitability. The commodities they represent are maize, wheat, soybeans, sunflower, barley, sorghum, canola and groundnuts.
Continue reading →Wildlife Ranching South Africa (WRSA) is a voluntary, non-profit organisation representing the interests of wildlife ranchers, provincially, nationally, and internationally.
South Africa is renowned for its unique conservation success story which is attributed to the phenomenal role wildlife ranchers have played in securing essential wildlife habitat, through the rewilding and protection of species and biodiversity.
WRSA and its members play an integral role in the wildlife economy and advocate for the responsible and sustainable use of renewable natural resources. The expansion of wildlife habitat, conservation of species and protection of biodiversity outside of protected areas, is our game.
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