At Breathtaking Fundraising NPC we believe all those who are impacted by Cystic Fibrosis in South Africa should have access to life saving treatment and supportive care for improved quality of life and a longer life expectancy.
ILoveBoobies is a self-sustaining charity – it supports itself by selling cool premium cycling merch, event entry packages like Cape Town Cycle Tour and donations in kind from amazing people around the world. Our work – is to educate, create awareness and provide free breast cancer screenings to South African Women from under-served communities.Early detection saves lives – Join the coolest charity in SA. Hop on the pink train.
The Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust (THCT) is on a mission to transform lives by championing excellence in paediatric and neonatal healthcare at Tygerberg Hospital. We provide cutting-edge equipment, upgraded facilities, compassionate support, and enriching schooling programs in the hospital. Together, we’re building a brighter, healthier future for our children.
The Groote Schuur Hospital Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing healthcare excellence at Groote Schuur Hospital, one of South Africa’s leading public hospitals. Established to bridge the gap between government funding and the hospital’s critical needs, the Trust drives transformative initiatives to improve patient care, upgrade facilities, and empower healthcare workers.From life-saving surgical programs and cutting-edge maternal care interventions to vital training for healthcare professionals and innovative solutions addressing gender-based violence, GSH Trust is at the forefront of creating impactful change in healthcare.By joining us, you are helping to save lives, uplift communities, and build a healthier future for all. Join us as we ride for a cause, ensuring that Groote Schuur Hospital continues to provide world-class care to those who need it most.
CHIPs is a community upliftment initiative of Sports Science Institute of South Africa that aims to make a meaningful contribution to community health.
In the Helderberg basin, Pedal Project uses the transformative power of cycling to uplift at-risk youth. By combining mental health support, mindfulness, and the guidance of mentors, we foster resilience and self-agency, inspiring young people to navigate life’s climbs and enjoy the exhilarating descents.
The Association provides support for families affected by cystic fibrosis, and promotes early diagnosis and proper treatment to all those with cystic fibrosis.
Championing Children's Oral Health through Sports. Our goal is to raise awareness of the Early Childhood Caries and secure funds for dental surgeries for chidlren in need.
We support people in need of financial help, who are in need of physical rehabillitation after strokes or accidents. The reality hits you hard when you leave the hospital and you have a disability or are disabled and you cannot afford treatments.
A leader in the fight against cancer in SA, since 1931, the vision of the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA), is to lead South Africa towards a cancer free society. It’s mission as a non-profit fighting cancer, is to enable research, educate the public and advocate for and support all people affected by cancer.CANSA Active, our sporting events brand celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, promotes regular exercise and physical activity which play a major role in leading a healthy balanced lifestyle – aimed at reducing your cancer risk. CANSA Active advocates regular exercise and physical activity while being SunSmart, for all South Africans, from pre-school toddlers to great grandparents; the fitness fanatic; serious athletes; group sport; family sport; social joggers; cyclist; runners; walkers and strollers. The motivation being that every bit of exercise contributes to health.
Non profit company that assists needy patients with hearing loss in obtaining cochlear implants and other implantable hearing solutions.Works with patients with severe hearing loss
Radiance Foundation have been funding cataract surgery for 10 years. We help underprivileged people who are disabled or blind from cataracts.
Edunova is a NPO that has been working in the South African education space since 2004.Help raise funds to develop ICT skills in underdeveloped schools to empower kids with the tech skills they need to develop a brighter future.
At the ClemenGold Foundation, we believe in creating long-term, sustainable change in South Africa's rural citrus-growing communities. We centre our efforts on two key areas: Early Childhood Development (ECD) and Youth Development. The funds raised with the Cape Town Cycle Tour will go towards the building of a flagship ECD center in Nkambako in Limpopo, which will serve as an educational institution for 175 children, a training facility for teachers, and a much-needed community centre. We act as a catalyst for change in some of our country’s often overlooked, rural areas by mobilising resources for maximum effect, thus shaping a brighter outlook for future generations.
Move4Maties fuels student success through movement. We unite the Stellenbosch University community to raise funds for vital student support programs through exciting fundraising events. Change lives by participating, as you directly support Stellenbosch University students facing financial hardship and other critical needs. Join the movement and empower student success!
iKhaya le Themba Project, established in 2004, is a faith-based NGO supporting the Imizamo Yethu community in Hout Bay, Cape Town. This purpose-built campus serves as an after-school facility for 150 orphaned and vulnerable children and their families. The project focuses on holistic education and support, offering subjects like isiXhosa, English, Literacy, Mathematics, and Life Skills. Dedicated educational mentors create a vibrant atmosphere for grade 1 to 7 learners, encouraging academic and psychosocial growth to help break the poverty cycle. Collaborating with international volunteers enhances educational offerings and community impact.IKhaya’s mission - “We long for a world where every child has hope and a future ” - is a commitment that drives efforts to empower children to overcome adversity and realise their dreams.
Chains Are for Bicycles, Not for Dogs.Chains represent freedom when they’re on a bicycle, but when they’re wrapped around the neck of a dog, they symbolise suffering. That’s why we need you to join us in the fight for change. Imagine a life where your world is limited to the length of a chain, where your every move is restricted. For countless dogs, this is their daily reality. You can change that. The Cape Town Cycle Tour’s Team SPCA raises awareness for the plight of dogs on chains and supports our dedicated Inspectors who will never stop working to give dogs their freedom back.With every pedal push, every donation, and every shared message, you’ll not just break chains, you’ll shatter the cycle of suffering and ensure a brighter future for chaining victims. SIGN UP AND SAVE A LIFE !
CYCLE OF LIFE has proudly supported Rhino Conservation for over 10 years. Fundraising efforts over this period have resulted in an ongoing rhino dehorning project over the past years in several areas in South Africa. Surveillance equipment, number plate recognition cameras and solar powered security gates have been installed, as well as provision of accommodation facilities, uniforms and equipment for anti-poaching units. Contributions have been made to provide orphaned animals with food, covering medical costs and most recently a boma facility. A large animal trailer provides transport for injured or sick animals. Community support is offered by way of stationery and school bag donations, and a water project supplying a borehole, pump and pipes, ensures running water to the community.
NGO providing circus performing arts programs to empower and inspire children, from all backgrounds at no cost.
“WHEELS FOR WHEELS” - We are Hout Bay United Football Community (HBUFC). HBUFC is one of the biggest NPOs in Hout Bay; we use football for our social projects and programmes in such a way that we educate and prepare children, teenagers and young adults for a responsible and independent life.Our mission is:1. Encourage the communities to come together.2. Get kids off the street and develop them through mentorship and coaching to improve life skills, school work & football ability. The programs themselves create jobs for players & locals.3. Promote successful top class football and bring a common hope & pride to the people of Hout Bay. HBUFC is a football club that is much more than a team and more than a game, and the 23 different HBUFC teams in 2024 covered well over 50 000 kms in the rainbow team buses … This requires a lot of maintenance!We’re fundraising on two wheels to keep all the other HBUFC wheels on the road, safely transporting all our teams to their fixtures and events around the Western Cape.
At Scripture Union South Africa (SUSA), our mission is clear: leading young people to know and walk with God. Our focus isn’t just on conversion but on nurturing a daily relationship with God. We champion ministries that introduce youth to Jesus and support them in their daily walk, including fostering a healthy habit of personal Bible reading. We believe young people aren’t just tomorrow’s leaders but leaders today. Together, we can unlock their immense potential and impact. Together, let’s transform lives and bring hope to every corner of South Africa.
Mosaic Community Developments empowers families to care for orphaned and vulnerable children by providing holistic support, including family strengthening, education, and community development programs. By addressing the root causes of vulnerability, Mosaic equips families with the tools and resources needed to create sustainable, nurturing environments where they can thrive.
The Sabrina Love Foundation is a non-profit organisation established in 2004 to provide services to disabled children in the community within the Greater Plettenberg Bay area of the Western Cape.We aim to transform the lives of all children with disabilities by providing holistic care, world-class therapy and inclusive educational opportunities ensuring their optimal physical, cognitive and socio-emotional development.
Sisanda FunDaytion is a small but ambitious organisation committed to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and young people in Cape Town by creating an abundance of enriched play experiences to uplift children’s mental health. Now fifteen years old, Sisanda FunDaytion has occupied a unique space—going beyond meeting the physical needs of children in impoverished communities—harnessing the power of play to build resilience, strengthen relationships, and foster personal growth. Directly impacting over 500 children per year we build Youth Play Ambassadors who become catalysts for change and who bring a new approach to engaging in their communities and with children. An approach that is inclusive, positive and authentic, one which accepts emotions, fosters healthy coping skills and prioritises making connections through play. Also why we love the Cycle Tour :-)
Established in 2009, Waves for Change is a registered South African non-profit organisation. At a community and provincial level, we improve access to community-based, child-friendly mental health services. We use an evidence based model for integrated, physical activity based mental health services, effective at supporting children to cope with stress, caused by repeated exposure to violence and adversity, in adaptive ways in under-resourced communities across South Africa.Using Surf Therapy—a unique combination of physical activity and structured psycho-social support from trained community-based coaches—we work to reduce the long-term impacts of adversity and toxic stress.Developed and refined over 13 years, Surf Therapy combines the health benefits of sport, i.e. surfing, with activities that help young people build resilience, form protective relationships, identify and manage emotions, and envision brighter futures. We create safe spaces where children from under-resourced communities are supported to thrive, using surf therapy to foster self-regulation skills and meaningful connections.When children experience repeated adverse childhood events, they often feel unsafe for long periods and lack the buffering support of a caring adult. This can lead to toxic stress.Constantly being on high alert disrupts the brain and body, causing long-term neurological and physical changes. For children, whose brains are still developing, toxic stress can hinder emotional regulation, making it difficult to manage anger and anxiety or feel safe in relationships. This puts them at greater risk of mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and substance misuse, as well as challenges in concentration, goal-setting, and overall emotional well-being.Toxic stress also impairs cognitive function and can lead to teen-onset illnesses, while affecting education and future career opportunities.W4C’s Take 5 Method has been co-designed with young people in South Africa and other Low and Middle-Income Countries. It is tailored for trauma-affected contexts and addresses the unique mental health needs of communities living in multidimensional poverty.The method is built around five key programmatic pillars designed to foster caring attachments and improve self-regulation skills:- Creating physically, emotionally, and mentally safe spaces for children.- Offering respite by helping children master a fun, challenging new task (surfing).- Providing structured psycho-social education to teach children how to cope with stress and live well.- Offering access to other services, opportunities, and supportive social groups.- Building strong, healthy connections with caring coaches and peers.Each Surf Therapy session is inclusive of safe transport to and from our beach hubs, a nutritious post surf meal and all equipment and gear. The Surf Therapy programme offers participants weekly sessions over the course of 10 months, following which they graduate and can join a surf club group on a Saturday. Waves for Change operates across five sites in South Africa: three in the Western Cape, located in Muizenberg, Hout Bay, and Monwabisi, and two in the Eastern Cape, in East London and Gqeberha.
The Mouse-Free Marion Project aims to remove the introduced House Mice which are endangering the long-term survival of the threatened seabirds, including the iconic Wandering Albatross, and other native species of South Africa’s sub-Antarctic Marion Island
The Botanical Society is a registered non-profit and public benefit organisation that focuses on preserving South Africa’s unique and precious plant life and biodiversity through conservation of endangered species, education and raising awareness, and volunteer citizen science.BotSoc is a major advocate for the protection of South Africa’s indigenous plants and their ecosystems, which are globally significant due to the high levels of endemism and biodiversity in the country. We actively campaign for the preservation of critical plant habitats and support national and local conservation initiatives.BotSoc is involved in various conservation projects, including supporting protected areas, creating sustainable botanical reserves, and partnering with government bodies, NGOs, and local communities to ensure long-term protection of South Africa's plant life.
Nature Connect is an award winning NPO whose mission is to get people of Africa to love and protect nature! Nature Connect supports preserving South Africa’s unique and biodiverse nature heritage through education, training and conservation initiatives. Nature Connect works from four programmes: Green Skills Training & Development, the Nature Care Fund, Sustainable Schools, and Connect to Nature. Green Skills Training & Development provides education and training for low-income youth to access opportunities in the ‘Green Economy’. This programme offers accredited courses, shorts courses and internships, giving learners hands-on experience. By doing so, Green Skills supports job creation, combats poverty and mitigates climate change. The Nature Care Fund supports the City of Cape Town’s Biodiversity Network by providing expertise for the management of public and private conservation areas. This is achieved through Stewardship Solutions projects and Funding Solutions projects. The Sustainable Schools programme assists teachers from across the country to integrate environmental education (EE) and education for sustainable development (ESD) into their lessons by providing tools, resources and support. Connect to Nature works on conducting high quality, outdoor education programmes designed to challenge and change the lives of youth through its three initiatives: overnight camps, day programmes and the conservation leadership project.
Le Cap Sportif is Non-Profit organisation that was funded in 2010 by the french community in Cape Town.Our main goal is to raise fund through donation and sponsorship in order to empower sport clubs in disadvantaged communities. Our partners :- The Busy Bees Rugby FC in Langa (rugby projects)- The Milnerton Aquatic Club in Milnerton (windsurf projects)- Grasroots Youth academy in Khayelitsha- Zip Zap Circus in Cape Town- The Bicycle Mechanic Institute Join our team !
“Using the power of sport as a tool for social change”The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation’s goal is to help young people overcome the limitations imposed by challenging social issues including poverty, homelessness, war, violence, drug abuse, discrimination and AIDS. To do this Laureus supports and assists a worldwide programme of sports related community projects that have been working to educate children, protect the vulnerable from illness and even bring people from divided communities together in friendship for over ten years.This mission was inspired by the words of Laureus Patron, Nelson Mandela. At the very first Laureus World Sports Awards in Monaco 2000, he said: “Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair.”
Taking riders on a 109km route around the Cape Peninsula, the Cape Town Cycle Tour is South Africa’s must-do cycling event.
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