The Trust, located at the Innovation Hub in Pretoria, is a public benefit and non-profit organisation working in the field of orphan and vulnerable children.

 

Because we at PCE Accountants remain committed to evidence-based reporting and measuring social returns on our investment, we have selected the Trust as its use of a business information management system makes them a reliable and easily auditable partner.

 

The Trust was the first NGO in Africa to utilise SAP Business One (ERP). They are also busy building a social market where other care-based organisations can sell their services.

 

This e-commerce portal makes for a significant breakthrough in scaling levels of care.

 

What makes the James 1:27 Trust unique is that they believe in what is termed a relational proximity model in which personal networks and relationships are mobilised.

 

When one considers that fifteen years from now, in 2030, more than 50% of the South African electorate will be under the age of 35, it becomes apparent that we as a society must begin caring for these future voters.

 

 

If we continue to rely solely on Government to provide welfare, we may be disempowering ourselves from what could be the greatest social movement in South Africa’s history—South Africans themselves taking responsibility to do something about poverty, inequality and unemployment.

 

Please support us as we support the James 1:27 Trust.

For as little as R127 per month we can mobilize society.

 

The great news is that the Trust will provide a receipt and tax certificate.  Depending on ones’ tax bracket, one can potentially claim up to 40% of the cost of the donation from SARS.

 

The Trust can also issue its BB-EEE certificate which is at a level 3.

 

Please have a look at the Trust’s website and consider registering for support. For more information go to: www.james127trust.org