Tseleme Cares Foundation

Tseleme Cares Foundation

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Contact Details

Registered Entity: Tseleme Cares Foundation NPC

Registration Number: NPC2023/507357/08

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Registered Physical Address

311 Mothibe Street
Kgakala Location
Leeudoringstad, North West, 2640

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General Correspondence

info@tselemecares.org

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Direct Team Contacts

Bonolo Modise 082 419 0143
Lentikile Mokonopi 084 700 3146
Kgosana Selebalo 072 147 2593
Goitseone Motsamai 072 415 4171
Gaotlolwe Rampai 071 748 9838

Frequently Asked Questions

How long has Tseleme Cares Foundation been active?

We were originally founded in 2013 as the Tseleme Social Club by a dedicated group of young professionals from the North West Province. To scale our impact, we formally registered as a Non-Profit Company (NPC) in 2023 under registration number NPC2023/507357/08.

What is the primary objective of the foundation?

Our core mission is to support disadvantaged and vulnerable learners by providing full school uniforms, shoes, and essential educational support. We believe that by restoring hope and dignity, we can improve day-to-day school attendance and promote education as a catalyst for social transformation.

Which communities and regions do you actively serve?

Since 2016, we have successfully supported over 700 learners across multiple provinces, including the North West, Northern Cape, and Mpumalanga. Our beneficiary schools include primary schools in areas such as Leeudoringstad, Lichtenburg, Pampierstad, Kuruman, Rustenburg, Klerksdorp, Mahikeng, Delareyville, and Witbank.

How does the foundation secure funding for these school uniforms?

Our primary fundraising mechanism is our annual flagship initiative: the Dress-A-Schoolchild Charity Par-Tee Golf Day. All proceeds raised through this platform are directly allocated toward purchasing uniforms, shoes, tracksuits, shirts, and socks for underprivileged children.

Why should corporate entities partner with TCF for CSI initiatives?

Partnering with us allows organizations to enhance their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) impact, strengthen community relations, and participate in sustainable youth empowerment. It provides a transparent track record for businesses looking to direct Corporate Social Investment (CSI) partnerships toward impactful educational support.

Who is responsible for the leadership and governance of the NPC?

Tseleme Cares Foundation is directed and governed accountably by a leadership panel consisting of Gaotlolwe I. Rampai, Lentikile J. Mokonopi, Kgosana J. Selebalo, Goitseone E. Motsamai, and Bonolo C. Modise.

What values guide the operations and deployment of funds?

Our foundation operates strictly on the principles of Compassion, Integrity (remaining transparent and ethical in all initiatives), Ubuntu (collective responsibility), Empowerment, and Sustainable Community Development.