



Masicorp – partners in education for Life
Masicorp works for the people of Masiphumelele township, where we estimate more than 40,000 people live disadvantaged and poor by the legacy of apartheid. Since 1999, our work has made a proven difference to the lives of people in Masiphumelele.Our focus is education — the surest route out of poverty. Our projects cover pre-school to adult learners — we are partners in education for life. Please contact us and join our team as a fundraiser, donor or volunteer. You will be very welcome — there is so much still to do.
Our Spending
Our work is made possible by a team 58 staff members and 62 volunteers who give us their time and talents, and by donors from South Africa, America, the UK and elsewhere.
PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS
81%OPERATING COSTS
19%Our Projects
Back to School in Masiphumelele
Children from Masiphumelele went back to school last week on the 18th of January 2023. The back-to-school rush is ➔ more
Help us End Hunger This Giving Tuesday
The 29th of November is Giving Tuesday – this global movement has seen people around the world mobilize to ➔ more
The Latest Masi News – Kholosa’s Story
Our Masi news usually shares stories from our education programmes that make Masicorp unique from other charities in Cape ➔ more
Stay & Play – Enhancing Early Childhood Education in Masi
Early childhood education is fundamental because it is during this time that children go through a radical phase of ➔ more
Empowering Women in Masiphumelele
“Empowering women is key to building a future we want.” -Amartya Sen Masicorp believes that education and life skills ➔ more
Sewing to Make Every Day a Mandela Day
Mandela Day is about giving back and honouring a legacy. It’s an oath to pledge your time to make ➔ more
Joseph Chivayo is Running for Education
Joseph Chivayo, our latest UK board member is running for Masicorp in the London Royal Parks Half Marathon 2022. ➔ more
Evangeline – A Skill Development Programme Opening the Door to Possibility
The Evangeline skill development programme strutted its brilliance again on Saturday the 11th of June 2022. This is a ➔ more
Connections to a future – Masiphumelele High School Careers Day
Leaving school and entering the workforce can be daunting – especially today, where youth face a world with limitless ➔ more