PBO STATUS
A PUBLIC BENIFIT ORGANIZATION
Sibongile Princess Home of Hope (SPHOH) is a registered Non-Profit Organization (NPO: 105-275) and Public Benefit Organization (PBO No: 930082971), which qualifies it for tax exemption under South African law. As a PBO, SPHOH is recognized for serving the public good through its programs that empower disadvantaged women, children, and unemployed youth. This status also enables donors to make tax-deductible contributions, supporting sustainable development and social impact across communities.
Your support enables us to provide hope, skills development, shelter, and opportunities to vulnerable women, youth, and children striving for a better future..
We invite you to partner with us in creating sustainable livelihoods and empowering communities. No contribution is too small. very donation helps us change lives, restore dignity, and build brighter futures.
Together, we can make a lasting difference.
Donate today and become a part of someone's journey from hardship to hope.
Sonny Madzhie
Director
074 216 4422
Happy Beneficiaries
Testimonials
"My experience at Sibongile Princess Home of Hope was life-changing. The Electrical Engineering programme provided me with practical skills and industry knowledge that prepared me for the workplace. Through the on-the-job training component, I gained valuable hands-on experience working with electrical systems and safety procedures. Today, I am confident in my abilities and better equipped to pursue employment opportunities in the electrical sector.".
"SPHOH gave me more than technical training, it gave me hope and direction. The combination of classroom learning and practical workplace experience helped me develop both technical and professional skills. The mentorship and support I received throughout the programme boosted my confidence and motivated me to pursue a career in the engineering field. I am grateful for the opportunity to build a better future for myself."
"Before joining SPHOH, I had very limited computer skills. The Basic End User Computing programme taught me how to use Microsoft Office applications, email, and other essential digital tools. The workplace exposure helped me apply what I learned in a real working environment. I am now more employable and able to support my family through the opportunities that have become available to me."
