Every mother deserves support. Every baby deserves a start.
Thula Baba Project walks alongside vulnerable mothers and babies across the Cape Flats. Every rand, every kilometer and every monthly gift helps us do it. However you choose to give, you’re choosing to show up for a mother who needs it most.
Not sure where to start? Pick the one that suits your life.
| Give once | Club67 | Run for Mothers | |
| Best for | A once-off gift, right now | Ongoing, hands-off giving | Turning fitness into fundraising |
| Time commitment | 2 minutes | Set it and forget it | Your training period eg. 8-12 weeks |
| Impact | Immediate – covers today’s needs | Predictable monthly income TBP can plan around | Raises funds and awareness through your network |
| Great if you… | Want to give today without commitment | Want your giving to become a habit | Love a challenge and want to rally friends and family |
| Donate now | Join Club67 | Start Fundraising |
Club67
R67 a month can support, dress or protect a mother and her baby. Imagine what it does every month, for good! Club67 is our monthly giving community – five tiers, from R67 to R6 700, each one keeping our doors open for mothers who need our support. No big once-off ask. Just a steady gift that adds up to a real, lasting change. Explore Club67 tiers
Run for Mothers
Every kilometre you run, someone else doesn’t have to walk alone! Run for Mothers turns your training into a lifeline. Set your goal, rally your friends and family behind you, and every pledge you raise goes straight toward supporting mothers and babies across the Cape Flats. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or your first ever finish line, you’re running for someone! Sign up to fundraise.
Give once
Sometimes the simplest gift is the most powerful one. Not ready for a monthly commitment or a training plan? A once-off donation goes directly to mothers and babies who need support today. No strings. No admin. Just impact. Donate now
However you choose to give – monthly, on the run, or right now…
You’re part of the reason a mother on the Cape Flats isn’t facing this alone.