We are calling on companies across South Africa to sign up for our Corporate Volunteer Programme. The housing crisis is all of our problem and each one of us can make a difference. The employees will work with our construction team on site building homes for some of the poorest people in the South Africa.

This program is specially designed to allow corporate participation either through individual departmental participation or as part of the company’s larger Corporate Social Investment (CSI) program. Please contact us regarding costs as each day is tailored for each corporate. It's a perfect day for a team building exercise!

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Corporate Testimonials

One of the Oracle suppliers, Thami Mngoma from Waymarkit, had this to say about his volunteer experience: "As a South African I feel humbled by the founder of this initiative - especially given the fact that - growing up in rural Kwa-Zulu - we were taught that this is exactly how our ancestors built their homesteads and ploughed their fields - all neighbours coming together to build - from one house to the next and from one field to the next - hence "umuntu - ngumuntu ngabantu" a human is human by other humans - to loosely translate. To be reminded of that by an Irishman - clearly shows that human consciousness is one and we are all connected. The spirit with which everybody got involved with this project was incredible to say the least (especially since there were no manicures promised later), to me augurs well for the future of this country - from now on - I am pretty sure that should a lucrative opportunity exist - that might require your partners to unite and work together to deliver they will do it with flying colours - imagine a multi billion rand project - to roll out ERP to the entire education, health, etc system of the country (it's ok to dream - ask the guys at the Mellon housing project and the beneficiaries of those houses - they should know a thing or two about it.) "

Metropolitan Health Group, Team: "We have always thought that giving was about money, but giving time and our hands proved to be as equally satisfying. We learned brick laying, something we thought we could never do."