What We Do.
Master Mind Foundation creates opportunities for marginalized communities through education, arts, and business. We provide training, exposure, and funding to empower individuals and improve their quality of life. Our community-driven projects are designed to address real challenges and create lasting impact.
2025
STEM Program Completion
The STEM Programme was successfully completed in collaboration with the Douglas Murray Trust (DGMT) and the University of the Western Cape's Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (UWC-CEI).
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Career Club Launch in Elsies River
Funded by individual donors, this initiative engaged approximately 100 learners at Marian R.C. High School by empowering them to make informed academic and career choices.
Women’s Month Event in Belhar
Approximately 90 female learners at Perseverance High School were empowered to make informed academic, career, and entrepreneurship choices.
2024
STEM Programme Launch at
University of the Western Cape
The STEM Programme launched in Bellville in collaboration with the Douglas Murray Trust (DGMT) and the University of the Western Cape's Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (UWC-CEI), engaging 30 participants through a customised introductory computer and data literacy training programme.
Community Growth & Innovation Volunteer Day with
Deloitte and UWC
The Community Growth and Innovation Volunteer Day was hosted in Bellville in collaboration with UWC-CEI and Deloitte. The initiative engaged 239 undergraduates and student entrepreneurs from the University of the Western Cape. Participants took part in empowerment sessions focused on critical thinking, personal branding, generative artificial intelligence, Google Workspace, and entrepreneurial business growth consultations.
2023
Mandela Day Event in Bellville
Santam funded our Mandela Day event. The initiative reached 172 matriculants from Bellville South High School, including 96 girls and 76 boys, along with approximately 15 teachers. Participants attended an empowerment talk aimed at improving debt literacy and financial awareness. The event also included the distribution of food and beverages, and female students were provided with sanitary pads to support their wellbeing.
Women's Month event in Kraaifontein
PEP funded our Women’s Month event, held at Scottsdene Secondary School. The initiative reached 56 female matriculants, along with a grade 12 teacher and the school principal. Participants attended an empowerment talk focused on career paths after matric and the importance of making informed decisions. The event also included the distribution of snacks and stationery packs to support matric exam preparation.
2022
Matric Examination Outreach in Heideveld
Funded by individual donors, our Matric Examination Outreach took place in Heideveld at Heideveld Senior Secondary School. The initiative supported 100 matriculants by providing breakfast items for an exam morning meal. During the visit, we also delivered an impromptu motivational talk to 10 Grade 11 and 12 students, encouraging them to study hard and stay focused throughout their final school years.
Section 18A Approval
Our organisation received Section 18A approval on 8 September 2022, which means that donations made to our programmes are tax-deductible for South African taxpayers. This status enables us to attract greater support from individual and corporate donors, helping us to expand our reach and impact in the communities we serve.
2021
Registration of Master Mind Foundation
The Master Mind Foundation was officially registered as a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) on 29 July 2021. Prior to this, the organisation was established as a Non-Profit Company (NPC) on 29 March 2021. These registrations mark the formal beginning of our mission to support and empower young people through educational and community development initiatives.