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JDI Foundation

The event is run by JDI.  JDI is a Public Benefit Organisation and is registered as the JDI Foundation Trust. JDI was started in 1998 with the idea to create a simple structure that would enable young people to use their centres of influence to learn, understand and then make a difference in other people's lives in South Africa. We wanted to show our friends how easy it was to make a significant impact, to teach them about the problems, the issues and the solutions available.

The JDI ethos shies away from the idea of making nameless donations to organisations where you can’t see how your money is spent, or from encouraging dependency by giving cash to individuals who are sometimes unable to spend it properly. Instead members are encouraged to ‘See. Think. Do’.

Our nominated beneficiaries for 2023

  • Ndihluthi provides one pot, cook and eat bags to under-privileged communities in Cape Town.

    What started as a school project, quickly morphed into a life-line to many communities where food security is a challenge.

    In 2018, three high school students had the

  • Abalimi Bezekhaya (meaning farmers of the home in isiXhosa) is a non-profit organisation teaching people in the townships to grow vegetables organically.  This is done through training, provision of affordable and accessible resources, as well as support with market

  • Funda Kunye is a small NPO based in Hout Bay, Cape Town. Our goal is to equip caregivers with

The Cableway Charity Challenge is kindly sponsored by:

  • Mobii Elite Timing