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National Council

Contact Us

"Khaya-lami"
374 Boundary Road
North Riding, Randburg.

P O Box 2913
North Riding, 2162

Tel: +27 11 794 5224
Fax: +27 86 646 7754
E-Mail: admin@saifundraising.org.za  

Section 51 Manual

Unfortunately, due to cable theft - the National Office is without telephone lines.  Please e-mail to admin@saifundraising.org.za for any queries and correspondence.

  We apologise for the inconvenience.

The new fax-to-email number is 086 646 7754

 

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• A little about SAIF ....
• SAIF DIRECTIONS - Continuing Professional Development Points
   
• Vacancies & Employment opportunities
   
• SCAMS
   
• The Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards
• International Statement - Ethical Principles in Fundraising
• CSI Handbook - 10th Edition
   
• GREED of Jacqueline Maarohanye,
• Why SAGA Closed
• Invitation to be listed - Training Provider & Service Provider
• CRAFT
   
• GreaterGoodSA - visit them often to keep informed!
• World Association of NGOs (WANGO)
   

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"Marketing and Public Relations for NPOs
By Jill Ritchie
21 May 2008

Gauteng Branch
A WORKSHOP ON EXCEL
(2003 & 2007)
29 May 2008
(Places limited)

A "Snapshot" of the Convention
held
12 – 14 September 2007
Birchwood Hotel, Boksburg

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International Statement - Ethical Principles in Fundraising

On 16 October 2006, in Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands, Twenty-four countries (Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Italy, Kenya, Republic of Korea, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States) approved the International Statement of Ethical Principles in Fundraising, the culmination of four years of international dialogue. This is an historic moment of which fundraisers can be rightfully proud, marking the occasion of the first formal document governing fundraising activity worldwide.   Read more ......

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GREED of Jacqueline Marohanye, principal of Ithuteng Trust in Klipspruit, Soweto

The Institute congratulates Carte Blanche on its exposé of 'alleged' GREED at the hands of Jacqueline Maarohanye, principal of Ithuteng Trust in Klipspruit, Soweto in their programme on M-Net Sunday 19 November 2006.

Honest fundraisers are working to generate support and respect for this country, but not only has she exploited the donors; she has exploited the very children she was entrusted to care for and that is despicable. 

The acts committed by Mama Jackie will have destroyed donor confidence in South Africa.  She has done irreparable harm to fundraising.  It is hard enough to get foreign donors to invest in South African projects, because of the perceived climate of fraud and corruption, and now this high profile figure has shown the rest of the world that their fears are correct.  The people are corrupt! 

We hope that we can restore the confidence of both local and foreign donors in fundraisers.  Those who are members of SAIF adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and you can check their membership by contacting the office of the Institute on tel:  011 794 5224.

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New to Fundraising? - Need some direction? Go to the Resources page or the Frequently Asked Questions Page.

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INVITATION TO BE LISTED

All consultant service providers are invited to apply to be listed by SAIF as part of its new policy of reaching out to a wider audience in the interests of providing a wider range of benefits to members.

The Consulting Service Provider list allows consulting organisations that specialise in fundraising and associated services to be listed as a service to those seeking such services.

We would like you to be part of this free first listing on the SAIF website and associated publication, so please download a form and submit to the SAIF National Office or ask the office to send you a form and return it at your earliest opportunity.

Click to download forms in MSWord format:

• Application for Listing as a Fundraising Consulting Service Provider

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CENTRE FOR RESOURCE AND FUNDRAISING TRAINING (CRAFT).

Please note that this training organisation has no connection to SAIF and that the two organisations are entirely separate.

Members should take care to ensure that monies paid for services should be sent to the correct account as it is not SAIF's responsibility to recover funds deposited in error.

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