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StreetSmart South Africa raises funds for street children’s education, skills training and family reunification programmes, in partnership with restaurants, beneficiary organisations and sponsors.
StreetSmart ensures that every cent donated by diners goes towards social and educational upliftment projects for street children. StreetSmart's goal is to be part of the process of social normalisation and encourage the public not to give money into the hands of a child as this keeps them on the streets.
By signing up your establishment, you will become part of a network of contributors in the city or town that you cook for or provide accommodation to! Sign up here to become part of the StreetSmart community.
Eating and donating in a StreetSmart restaurant is a smart and responsible way to help a street child. #EatOutHelpOut in a StreetSmart restaurant near you.
With your help, we can continue our set task to raise funds for vulnerable children across South Africa, to receive assistance and guidance to improve their lives. Your assistance help children to live a viable life in society.
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StreetSmart South Africa raises funds for street children programmes through participating restaurants, accommodation establishments and wine tasting centres
StreetSmart South Africa has been in operation since June 2005 under the founding patronage of Emeritus Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The funds raised go to selected and approved organisations that run programmes for the normalisation of street and vulnerable children’s lives. The restaurants, accommodation establishments and wine tasting centres in each town raise funds for their own community street children programmes.
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100% of donations in partner establishments go to children’s programmes and none for administrative costs. GIVE RESPONSIBLY.
Photo Credits: Aubergine Restaurant; Aquavit Guest House; Wellington Wines
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