Help Santa Shoebox Project by donating new and unused toys for underprivileged children throughout South Africa

 Claremont, Western Cape

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Help Santa Shoebox Project by donating new and unused toys for underprivileged children throughout South Africa

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Toys & Games

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Help Santa Shoebox Project by donating new and unused toys for underprivileged children throughout South Africa

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Each year the Santa Shoebox Project collects and distributes gifts for underprivileged children throughout South Africa and Namibia. In 13 years, your generosity has reached 858 673 children. The Santa Shoebox Project originated in Cape Town in 2006 with a humble 180 shoeboxes. In 13 years it has grown in leaps and bounds, with the number of Santa Shoeboxes donated reaching a total of 858 673. The shoeboxes are distributed to more than 1000 recipient facilities each year, through more than 60 satellites around South Africa and Namibia. The success of the Project can largely be attributed to its personal nature – donors give gifts to children whose names, ages and genders are known. The project is supported by an extensive network of volunteers across South Africa and Namibia – kind-hearted people who give freely of their time, energy and expertise without remuneration. It also relies on the generous backing of various corporate sponsors pledging monetary or pro bono support. Many companies, involving their staff members pledge Santa Shoeboxes as part of their Corporate Social Investment programmes.


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Santa Shoebox Project

Santa Shoebox Project

Babies, Children & Youth

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We help under-privileged and socially vulnerable children by distributing Santa Shoeboxes at the end of the year

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