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WNDYR joins PSFA’s mission to combat child hunger
We are pleased to announce that WNDYR is partnering with the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) to combat child hunger in Cape Town, South Africa.Read more
You can’t teach a hungry child.
3 out of 4 children go to school hungry every single day. Without the right nourishment they can’t concentrate in class, battle to retain information and have terrible stomach cramps. But now you can make a difference.
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Urgent Cause
Feed a child for a year
It costs PSFA R495 to feed one child every school day for an entire year. This cost relates to the actual expenses to feed one child.Read more
Livingston Kenilworth Table Tennis Club raises and donates R35 063 for Winter Holiday Feeding
We are delighted to announce that in response to our recent funding appeal for our Winter Holiday Feeding programme, Livingston Kenilworth Table Tennis Club (Liv-Ken TTC) managed to raise and donate a fantastic R35 063.00.Read more
PEP donates R300 000 to feed hungry school children
We are delighted to announce that PEP, South Africa's largest single brand retailer, offering a wide range of products and services at affordable prices, has shown its support for PSFA in the battle against childhood hunger at schools.Read more
Molteno Brothers Trust provide funding to feed children at ECD’s in Grabouw
The Molteno Brothers Trust recently awarded PSFA with a grant in the amount of R148 500.00 in support of our Grabouw Early Childhood Development Nutrition Support Programme.Read more
PSFA past chairman, Mr Yusuf Kader passes away
We received the very sad news that our past Chairman, Mr Yusuf Kader Kader passed away on Monday 3 May 2021. Mr Kader joined our General Committee in 1990 and served the Association for an incredible 29 years,Read more
One Cup Coffee joins our donor team
One Cup Coffee is the latest small business to step forward with a plan to raise money and awareness in support of PSFA. It is heartening to see businesses at all stages of their growth journey supporting our work.Read more
COVID-19 Pandemic, one of the main factors causing PSFA to increase feeding costs
Food commodity prices in general have risen sharply over the past year. This has unquestionably been aggravated by the COVID-19 Pandemic. As a result, the cost to provide a learner affected by poverty with daily breakfasts and lunches for a year has now marginally increased from R450 to R495.Read more
Introducing our new bookkeeper, Leroy Fredericks
The PSFA general committee, management and staff welcome Leroy Fredericks to the team. Leroy joined our accounts department as a bookkeeper on February 1, 2021. Leroy who was born in Mitchells Plain,Read more
“If you can’t feed a hundred people
then feed just one.”