# Tiger Brands Foundation | TBF


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- [The Star Foundation](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-star-foundation/)
- [Kathu Solar Park](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/kathu-solar-park/)
- [Healthy breakfasts help keep learners in school](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/healthy-breakfasts-help-keep-learners-in-school/): Beneficiary schools are supplied with nutrient-rich, fortified porridge made from sorghum, maize, or oats, providing young learners with an essential start to their day. Representatives from an in-school breakfast initiative supporting around 4 500 learners in the greater Kuruman area recently visited participating schools to assess the programme’s impact one year after its launch. The visits also aimed to deepen partnerships and ensure the programme continues to respond effectively to the needs of learners. The initiative is implemented by Kathu Solar Park and the Tiger Brands Foundation in collaboration with the Department of Basic Education. It serves as a valuable […]
- [Evaluating the effects of Voluntary Food Handler training](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/evaluating-the-effects-of-voluntary-food-handler-training/): TBF VFH Impact Analysis Summary
- [The Tiger Brands Foundation invests R2.4 million in Limpopo, expanding reach with four fully equipped kitchen facilities](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tbf-invests-r2-4-million-in-limpopo/): The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) today announced a significant expansion of its in-school quality breakfast programme in the Limpopo province, with the handover of four fully equipped kitchen facilities. Attended by various key stakeholders including the Limpopo MEC of Education, Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya, and the Department of basic education (DBE) DDG, Dr. Granville Whittle, this development underscores The Foundation’s unwavering commitment in collaboration with the (DBE) in combating food insecurity and fostering a conducive learning environment for learners in TBF’s beneficiary schools across South Africa. This initiative is built upon a strong public-private partnership, a collaboration that has consistently delivered tangible benefits […]
- [R5-million worth of quality kitchens meet the Foundation’s drive for dignity in school nutrition](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/r5-million-worth-of-quality-kitchens/): The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) is an advocate of the dignity and well-being of learners in no-fee paying schools. To this end, the Foundation has spent close to R5-million renovating and building kitchens in no-fee paying schools this year. Kefiloe Mokoena, TBF Regional Coordinator in Gauteng says nutrition and hygiene go hand-in-hand. “In order to achieve a lasting impact on the health and growth of our beneficiary learners, hygiene and proper care in the food making and handling process is of the highest importance.” He says, in addition to this, the Foundation is passionate about supporting learners in ways that […]
- [Spaza shop-linked food crisis highlights a bigger challenge, quality of food served to learners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/spaza-shop-linked-food-crisis/): Events of the past few months involving fatalities of young children after consuming packaged food purchased from informal trading establishments, popularly known as Spaza shops, highlight a much bigger problem in society, says The Tiger Brand Foundation Gauteng Regional Coordinator, Kefiloe Mokoena. “While we recognise that a large part of our population still battles with food insecurity on an ongoing basis, the issue that should be centre stage is the quality of food, from the production process, the preparation and the manner in which it is served,” says Mokoena. Mokoena says while he is very encouraged by the increasing number of […]
- [Tiger Brands Foundation Calls for Collective Action to Combat Hunger This World Food Day](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tbf-calls-for-action-to-combat-hunger/): World Food Day serves as a powerful call to action. While many South Africans start their day with breakfast, millions still face the harsh reality of hunger. In 2021, 683,000 households faced food insecurity, with over half a million households reporting hunger among children aged five or younger, according to Statistics South Africa. A recent UNICEF report reveals that South Africa is among 20 countries responsible for 65% of the world’s children living in severe food poverty. These alarming statistics highlight the urgent need for collective action to address food insecurity. The theme of World Food Day 2024, “Right to Foods for a […]
- [Nurtured for success: The impact of good nutrition on developing brighter minds](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/nurtured-for-success/): Proper nutrition is the foundation of learner survival, growth and development, with well-nourished learners being able to better learn, play and participate in their communities. Well-nourished learners also develop stronger immune systems and are thus more resilient to illness. “Learner nutrition is key to physical and cognitive development, significantly impacting an individual’s lifelong health and well-being. Without proper nutrients, learners may struggle to develop the ability to maintain concentration, which becomes increasingly important as they grow older,” says Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) Gauteng Regional Coordinator Kefiloe Mokoena “In South Africa, malnutrition remains a significant underlying cause of child mortality and is associated […]
- [Tiger Brands Foundation welcomes signing of BELA Bill and its benefits for vulnerable learners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/bela-bill-signing-supporting-vulnerable-learners/): Press statement 17 September 2024 The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signing of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill into law, as it has the potential to positively impact schools in vulnerable communities where the Foundation operates. The BELA Bill represents a significant shift in South Africa’s educational landscape. While it has sparked considerable debate, its potential benefits for schools in vulnerable communities are noteworthy” says TBF Director Eugene Absolom. He notes that one of the most impactful provisions of the BELA Bill is the mandate that Grade R (the reception year before Grade 1) becomes […]
- [Tiger Brands Foundation welcomes signing of BELA Bill and its benefits for vulnerable learners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tbf-welcomes-signing-of-bela-bill/): The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signing of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill into law, as it has the potential to positively impact schools in vulnerable communities where the Foundation operates. The BELA Bill represents a significant shift in South Africa’s educational landscape. While it has sparked considerable debate, its potential benefits for schools in vulnerable communities are noteworthy” says TBF Director Eugene Absolom. He notes that one of the most impactful provisions of the BELA Bill is the mandate that Grade R (the reception year before Grade 1) becomes compulsory. This change is particularly […]
- [The Tiger Brands Foundation partners with Bokashi Bran to drive sustainability](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tbf-partners-with-bokashi-bran-for-sustainability/): Media statement 3 September 2024 The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) has partnered with Bokashi Bran to integrate composting into its in-school nutrition programme to not only enhance the nutritional impact of this initiative but also promote environmentally sustainable practices. Established in 2012, Bokashi Bran’s mission is to keep food waste out of landfills and produce the highest quality Bokashi compost possible. Bokashi is a process that converts food waste and similar organic matter into a soil additive that provides nutrients and improves soil texture. TBF Director Eugene Absolom says the partnership aims to implement Bokashi composting systems at schools participating […]
- [The Tiger Brands Foundation partners with Bokashi Bran to drive sustainability](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-tiger-brands-foundation-partners-with-bokashi-bran-to-drive-sustainability/): The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) has partnered with Bokashi Bran to integrate composting into its in-school nutrition programme to not only enhance the nutritional impact of this initiative but also promote environmentally sustainable practices. Established in 2012, Bokashi Bran’s mission is to keep food waste out of landfills and produce the highest quality Bokashi compost possible. Bokashi is a process that converts food waste and similar organic matter into a soil additive that provides nutrients and improves soil texture. TBF Director Eugene Absolom says the partnership aims to implement Bokashi composting systems at schools participating in the Foundation’s nutrition programme. […]
- [Kathu Solar Park partners with Tiger Brands Foundation’s on the in-school breakfast programme](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/kathu-solar-park-partners-with-tiger-brands-foundations/): Kathu Solar Park (KSP), a concentrated solar power thermal energy plant located near Kathu in the Northern Cape, has formed a strategic partnership with the Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) to implement TBF’s in-school breakfast programme. This comes after KSP identified a need in their community and approached TBF to see how they could implement this model locally. As a result, KSP is making a significant financial commitment to sponsor five schools, over the next five years, which will benefit 4 468 learners who will receive a daily nutritious in-school breakfast. “We are delighted to have concluded this strategic partnership with Tiger […]
- [Resilience Analysis](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/resilience-analysis/)
- [Educational leaders must view learners holistically to help them thrive](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/educational-leaders-must-view-learners-holistically-to-help-them-thrive/): It is vitally important for learners and children – especially at early childhood development and primary school level – to be under the care of leaders who have the vision and foresight to see to their needs holistically, and not purely focus on aspects of academia. This is according to Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) Director Eugene Absolom, who says that good leaders within the education system are those who not only ensure that learners are taught the curriculum but also ensure that the conditions are in place for learners to thrive. “Good leaders within the education ecosystem approach learners holistically […]
- [Like nutritious meals, water should be seen as an essential nutrient for learners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/like-nutritious-meals-water-should-be-seen-as-an-essential-nutrient-for-learners/): Clean water is essential for healthy growth and development in children. It aids in maintaining a healthy weight, reduces the risk of developing certain chronic diseases, and can help prevent dental cavities when fluoridated. Water, according to the US-based National Institute of Health, itself is considered an essential nutrient because the body requires more water than it can produce. All biochemical reactions take place in water, which fills the spaces in and between cells and assists in forming structures of large molecules such as proteins and glycogen. Unfortunately, South Africa is a water-scarce country and is rated the 30th driest country […]
- [The right to food is a fundamental human right, yet South Africans go hungry](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-right-to-food-is-a-fundamental-human-right-yet-south-africans-go-hungry/): As South Africa celebrates Human Rights month, the Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) would like to place some emphasis on the one human right that continues to be obviated despite being recognised by law – the right to food. As asserted by the South Africa Human Rights Commission: “The right to food is a human right recognised under national and international law, which protects the right of human beings to access food and feed themselves, either by producing their own food or by buying it. The right to food is linked to one’s right to life and dignity.” Despite this declaration, […]
- [The Foundation Partners with The Star Foundation to Offer 1.5 Million Meals to Learners at Risk](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-foundation-partners-with-the-star-foundation/): In a heartwarming and visionary collaboration, The Star Foundation (TSF) has teamed up with The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) to bring a wave of transformation to Hazyview, Ehlanzeni district. This powerful partnership is set to make a substantial and enduring impact by providing nutritious breakfast meals to at- risk learners in vulnerable communities. At the core of this endeavour is The Star Foundation’s adoption of TBF’s breakfast program model. It’s a testament to their shared commitment to fostering a brighter future for learners in need. Over the span of five years, this plan is designed to drive positive change by […]
- [PG Quarries](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/pg-quarries/): Visit website
- [Evaluation study of The National School Nutrition Programme and The Tiger Brands Foundation in-school Breakfast Feeding Programme in the Lady Frere and Qumbu Districts of the Eastern Cape](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/evaluation-study-of-the-national-school-nutrition-programme-and-the-tiger-brands-foundation-in-school-breakfast-feeding-programme-in-the-lady-frere-and-qumbu-districts-of-the-eastern-cape/): TBF Nutrition Report 2015 FINAL WEB VERSION
- [Evaluation of the Tiger Brands Foundation’s Pilot In-School Breakfast Feeding Programme](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/evaluation-of-the-tiger-brands-foundations-pilot-in-school-breakfast-feeding-programme/): TBF research report March 2013 FINAL
- [Valuing the impact of the Tiger Brands Foundation in-school breakfast programme in Limpopo, South Africa](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/valuing-the-impact-of-the-tiger-brands-foundation-in-school-breakfast-programme-in-limpopo-south-africa/): TBF Limpopo SROI full report 8015 WM TBF LP SROI Report Summary_10 ONLINE
- [Valuing the impact of the in-school breakfast programme in Northern Cape, South Africa](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/valuing-the-impact-of-the-in-school-breakfast-programme-in-northern-cape-south-africa/): TBF Northern Cape SROI full report 8016 WM TBF NC SROI Report Summary_7 ONLINE
- [The International Journal of Educational Development](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-international-journal-of-educational-development/): Hochfeld et al 2016 Does breakfast make a difference IJED (1)
- [An Evaluation of the in-school Nutrition programme landscape in South Africa](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/an-evaluation-of-the-in-school-nutrition-programme-landscape-in-south-africa/): 8291 WM TBF Accenture Report_Digital_1
- [An Evaluation of the in-school Nutrition programme landscape in South Africa – Full](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/an-evaluation-of-the-in-school-nutrition-programme-landscape-in-south-africa-full/): Evaluation_of_In_School_Nutrition_Final
- [University of Free State](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/university-of-free-state/): The University of the Free State (UFS) is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in South Africa. It opened its doors in 1904 on the Bloemfontein Campus with a mere six students in the Humanities. Since then, our institution has grown to more than 34 127 students, spread across seven faculties over three campuses. Visit website
- [University of Johannesburg](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/university-of-johannesburg/): University of Johannesburg – Africa Centre for Development. The Centre was established in 2003 and is dedicated to basic, applied and strategic research in social development and developmental welfare. The Centre has been commissioned to undertake independent research on the impact and results of the pilot feeding programme (July 2011 – June 2012). Visit website
- [Nungu Marketing & Distribution](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/nungu-marketing-distribution/): Nungu offers to close the gap left between the signing off of a project, to reaching the end beneficiary/customer. They offer Specialized distribution solutions which imbibes the essence of the client’s business, resulting in relevant and pinpointed output. Visit website.
- [Tiger Brands](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tiger-brands/): Working relationship with Tiger Brands CSI Division to share knowledge, experience and best practice. Visit website.
- [Eugene Absolom](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/eugene-absolom/): Director – The Tiger Brands Foundation Board Experience: Child and Youth development; Intercultural Learning Skills: Child & youth development; fund development; intercultural learning & communication; social development; corporate governance; leadership development; management development; public relations; community development & business management Business Experience: 28 years
- [Kabelo Dlothi](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/kabelo-dlothi/): Chairperson – The Tiger Brands Foundation Board / Trustee Experience: Kagiso Asset Management Employee Trust, Imvula Employee Trust. Skills: Law, corporate governance and investments Business Experience: More than 15 years Qualifications: BA, LLB (UCT) and admitted attorney
- [Mary-Jane Morifi](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/mary-jane-morifi/): Group Executive Corporate Affairs & Sustainability – Tiger Brands Ltd Mary-Jane has over 20 years’ business experience having spent the last couple of years leading the Global Capital Campaign for the Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital Trust. Prior to this, she held the position of Executive Head of Corporate Affairs and Executive Committee member at Anglo American Platinum Limited. Mary-Jane also has extensive experience having worked internationally with BP and fulfilled the roles in International Audit, Risk Management and Assurance and Marketing Operations. Mary-Jane has a Bachelor’s of Social Science from UCT with Post Graduate studies in Arts & Sciences from […]
- [Clive Vaux](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/clive-vaux/): Corporate Finance Director – Tiger Brands Limited Board Experience: Reunert Limited, CG Smith Limited, CG Smith Foods Limited and ICS Holdings Limited. Skills: Finance and corporate finance Business Experience: More than 30 years Qualifications: CA (SA)
- [Tshidi Malo](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/tshidi-malo/)
- [Sheila Sisulu](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/sheila-sisulu/): Trustee – The Tiger Brands Foundation Board Experience: Thabo Mbeki Foundation, Historic Schools’ Trust, Mlambo Foundation, Shared Interest Skills: Government/international relations; education; youth development; gender frameworks; agricultural policy; social development; leadership development; organizational management Business Experience: Over 25 years Qualifications: BA (University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland (UBLS)); Bachelor of Education (University of Witwatersrand); Honorary Doctorates (University of Maryland and the City University of New York)
- [The Tiger Brands Foundation celebrates serving up 100m meals to learners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/the-tiger-brands-foundation-celebrates-serving-up-100m-meals-to-learners/): The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) will celebrate serving its 100th million in-school meal in December 2021, achieving this milestone in about a decade since launching its in-school breakfast programme. The programme complements the daily lunch provided by the Department of Basic Education as part of the National Schools Nutrition Programme (NSNP), ensuring that the country’s most vulnerable learners have access to a nutritious meal on a daily basis. The operations manager, Karl Muller notes that the breakfast programme now reaches 104 schools across all nine provinces in South Africa, and provides nutrition to over 79 593 learners per day, with a […]

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- [TBF Workshops](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/photo-albums/tbf-workshops/): Gallery / TBF Workshops
- [Nutrition Programmes](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/photo-albums/nutrition-programmes/): Gallery / The Tiger Brands Foundation Nutrition Programmes
- [Research Reports](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/research-reports/): Research Reports / The programmefocuses on learners from the poorest schools across the country Our Research Reports Ongoing research into the value, impact and methodology of the TBF in-school breakfast programme remains a strong focus for the Foundation. We constantly assess the impact of our programme on learner health and well-being, as well as educational performance. Continuous monitoring and evaluation means that each phase of the programme is implemented with precision. Ongoing checks and balances allow us to track the programme’s performance and influence, from food procurement, distribution and storage, to preparation and hygiene. Click on below PDF to view […]
- [Press](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/press/): Media / supporting communities in their development and growth The Tiger Brands Foundation celebrates serving up 100m meals to learners
- [Nutrition Coordinators Workshop 2025](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/photo-albums/nutrition-coordinators-workshop-2025/): Gallery / Nutrition Coordinators Workshop 2025 Day 1 Pictures Day 2 Pictures TBF Dinner
- [Team](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/team/): Team / Transforming South Africa by exceeding our expectations OUR TEAM Eugene Absolom DirectorNational Office Phone: +27 11 840 4000 Dimakatso Khupelo Senior AdministrationRegional Office Phone: +27 66 305 1720  Morena Mochesela Regional CoordinatorFree State Phone: +27 73 324 4916  Kefiloe Mokoena Regional CoordinatorGauteng Phone: +27 82 387 2645  Martin Dlamini Regional CoordinatorLimpopo Phone: +27 82 554 2649  Mfana Mokhachane Regional Coordinator North West Phone: +27 82 387 2458  Henriette Andreas Regional CoordinatorNorthern Cape Phone: +27 82 314 5247  “Giving children a healthy start in life, no matter where they are born or the circumstances of their birth, is the moral […]
- [Application](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/application/): Application Process / Our quick and easy application process About The Programme The Tiger Brands Foundation has identified the need for a programme that addresses providing the most important meal of the day – breakfast – to learners in no fee schools (Quintile 1, 2 and 3) in vulnerable and impoverished communities. The Foundation is committed to providing an in-school breakfast programme to address child hunger and the associated negative outcomes. Who Can Apply? We work solely with schools in quintile 1, 2 and 3 in vulnerable and impoverished communities. Schools are selected on the following criteria: – Population of […]
- [Schools](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/schools/): Schools / We have the courage to do right and speak truth Join the movement Improving the lives of vulnerable school children and their surrounding communities by creating and implementing sustainable, scalable, and replicable nutrition and education enhancement programmes. Provinces Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western Cape The Tiger Brands Foundation in-school breakfast programme has been established in twenty eight schools, located in the Chris Hani District (Emalahleni Municipality) between Lady Frere and Queenstown. In addition to this, the Foundation added two more schools in Stutterheim and Mdantsane, respectively. The Tiger Brands Foundation […]
- [Annual Reports](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/annual-reports/): Annual Reports / The programmefocuses on learners from the poorest schools across the country Our Annual Reports Click on below PDFs to view “Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven.” -Henry Ward Beecher
- [Partners](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/partners/): Partners / Transforming South Africa by exceeding our expectations Partnering For Transformation The Tiger Brands Foundation partners with organisations to pool funding and resources for projects that align with their goals and objectives. These partnerships benefit both the Foundation and the partnering organisation. The Foundation is particularly focused on breakfast programmes for children, which improve attendance, health, and academic performance, and are key to breaking the cycle of poverty and illiteracy. The Foundation is proud to work with several organisations to help vulnerable children and their communities. For more information on partnerships with Tiger Brands Foundation, please email foundation@tigerbrands.com or […]
- [Photo Albums](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/photo-albums/): Media / supporting communities in their development and growth Nutrition Coordinators Workshop 2025 Nutrition Programmes TBF Workshops
- [Trustees](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/trustees/): Our Vision / Trustees / Nourishing young growing minds Our Trustees Eugene Absolom Kabelo Dlothi Mary-Jane Morifi Clive Vaux Johnson (JJ) Njeke Dr Miriam Altman Sheila Sisulu Mission Statement To improve the lives of vulnerable school children and their surrounding communities by creating sustainable, scalable and replicable programmes focused on nutrition and education enhancement. Belief Statements We believe; Our Values Consistently Effective: Transforming South Africa by consistently meeting and exceeding our objectives. The Tiger Brands Foundation exists to contribute to the transformation of South Africa through assisting Learners in vulnerable communities with quality nutrition, specifically breakfast. To transform the country, […]
- [Home](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/): Home / Nourishing communities through in-school breakfasts 76KitchensConstructed 156 127 551 as of February 2026 Meal Counter 3Principals conferencessince 2011 843Foodhandlerstrained Smoke effect Help us strengthen our impact through a more responsive school nutrition strategy. The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) enters a new strategic phase in 2023. The primary objective of this approach is to build more enduring and meaningful partnerships committed to the long-term value of a nutritious breakfast meal for learners in vulnerable communities.  KHULISA Strategy   By 2028, TBF will champion and promote the expansion of quality breakfast to more vulnerable learners in South Africa every school-day.  […]
- [Department of Basic Education](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/department-of-basic-education/): Department of Basic Education / The programme focuses on learners from the poorest schools across the country About The NSNP Former president Nelson Mandela, called for a primary school nutrition programme to be introduced in 1994 as thousands of our children arrived at school hungry compromising their ability to learn and achieve their potential. The National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) has benefitted learners from the poorest schools across the country. The Objectives Of The NSNP Are To: To contribute to enhanced learning through school feeding To strengthen nutrition education in schools in order to promote healthy lifestyles To promote sustainable […]
- [About](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/about/): About / Feedingpotential with integrity The Tiger Brands Foundation (TBF) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing South African learners in vulnerable communities with a warm nutritious breakfast every school day. Since its inception in 2011, TBF’s in-school breakfast programme which complements the lunch provided by the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) has proven to be one of the most efficient nutrition programmes in South Africa. The programme plays a crucial role in addressing the nutritional needs of leaners and promoting their overall well-being, by serving them a nutritious in-school breakfast. Impact that goes Beyond the Meal Seeking new partners, […]
- [Governance](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/governance/): Governance / Join us in going beyond the meal The trust deed that was signed in 2009 constituted The Tiger Brands Foundation. In terms of the trust deed the beneficiaries of the Foundation are “learners of no paying schools in South Africa, vulnerable groups in Society as well as projects that promote sustainable livelihoods in the areas in which the no paying schools exist”. The Tiger Brands Foundation is a registered not-for-profit Section 18A trust, PBO No. 930036488. The Tiger Brands Foundation was constituted by the trust deed that was signed in 2009 Help us strengthen our impact through a […]
- [Impact](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/impact/): Impact / Join us in going beyond the meal TBF’s Breakfast Programme For Disadvantaged Schools The Tiger Brands Foundation’s in-school breakfast programme provides a healthy, nutritious breakfast every school day to thousands of learners at disadvantaged schools across South Africa. Children are served Tiger Brands products for breakfast, which compare favourably with optimal levels of micronutrients as recommended by the World Health Organization and other scientific bodies. Guideline daily amounts of each product are regularly assessed to limit non-essential nutrients in the meals. This helps to minimise the risk to vulnerable learners of developing lifestyle diseases. Our in-school breakfasts consist […]
- [Contact Us](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/contact-us/): Contact / It’s the South African thing to do The Tiger Brands Foundation Tel: +27 11 840 46543010 William Nicol Drive, Bryanston, 2021PO Box 78056, Sandton, 2146,Republic of South Africa Help us improve chances of breaking the cycle of poor nutrition. Newsletter
- [Videos](https://thetigerbrandsfoundation.com/videos/): VIDEOS / We give an honest account of responsibilities and actions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv072R8iGd0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjZU2I_l8TQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgxBX7jXJ5Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc6dj4wFN30https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anza1AyUvg0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msHd9ISdNbIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS6HZMeDgXwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wTajtMoE6g


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