Get Involved
There's a way to help whatever you have to give - time, goods, money, or a partnership.
For individuals
See how
Give time, goods or money - and every route starts with something you already have.
Ways to help, person to person
Donate money
Fund the CAST programme directly - from a first conversation to a first pay cheque.
DonateDonate goods
Food, toiletries, clothing, bedding, and more.
See what we needVolunteer
Sort donations or teach a skill. Individuals and groups, one-off or regular.
What volunteers doBuy products
Troopers Coffee and African Worry Dolls™ - every order funds a job.
Visit the shopChoose us on Woolworths MyDifference
Pick Souper Troopers as one of your causes in the Woolies app, and a share of what you already spend comes to us - at no cost to you.
How it worksFundraise for us
Turn a birthday, a race, or a workplace challenge into support for the Hub.
See howWhat you can donate
Every item helps and you can receive a Section 18A certificate. For more info, please email
Non-perishable food
Toiletries
Clothing (all seasons)
Linen & bedding
Household goods
Materials for African Worry Dolls
Cleaning products
ElectronicsRun your own fundraiser
A birthday, a race, a workplace challenge, a school drive - anything can become a fundraiser. Three steps, and you don't need anything from us to start. Planning something? Email
Pick a platform
BackaBuddy and GivenGain both host South African fundraising campaigns and handle the payments for you.
Set up your campaign
Register your event or milestone, choose Souper Troopers as the cause, and set a target.
Share it
Send it to your people. Tag us and we'll share it too.
For companies
See how
Partner or sponsor us - and see what it counts for on your scorecard.
Corporate partnership
Interested in partnering? What this looks like in practice → For more info, email
Partner with us
Long-term collaboration on shared outcomes - upskilling Troopers and creating job opportunities.
Give what you already do
Skills and services go as far as cash - if it's what your business does, we can probably use it.
Donate goods
Office electronics, furniture, and supplies.
Sponsor a programme
Fund a specific part of CAST or The Humanity Hub.
Something you can buy that funds the work
Not everything here is a donation. These are things your business would spend money on anyway - the difference is where the money goes afterwards.
Supporting us counts on your scorecard
Souper Troopers is a B-BBEE Level 1 contributor and a registered PBO, so working with us is measurable on both your scorecard and your tax return.
- 25 points
Preferential procurement
Buying Troopers Coffee for your offices counts as procurement spend, which carries 25 points on the generic scorecard. Souper Troopers is a Level 1 contributor, so that spend is recognised at 135% of its value.
- 5 points
Socio-economic development
Donations count as SED spend. The full 5 points are available for contributing 1% of net profit after tax (or 0.125% of turnover where that measure applies). We provide an affidavit confirming 100% black beneficiaries.
- Section 18A
Tax deduction
We are a registered PBO, so donations are tax-deductible. We issue a Section 18A certificate for the full value of the donation.
- Social pillar
ESG reporting
Support for the CAST programme gives you measurable, on-the-ground outcomes to report against the social pillar of your ESG commitments - real people, named programmes, and actual results.
Figures reflect the generic B-BBEE scorecard under the current Codes of Good Practice; sector codes set different targets, and amendments to the procurement element were gazetted in January 2026 and are not yet in force. This is general information, not tax or compliance advice - please confirm against your own scorecard with your B-BBEE practitioner. (last verified 10 August 2026)