Ask a hungry child to write a sentence in class noteboook. Ask a child that walks 2 kms to school how his family is. Ask a woman that buried her HIV+ baby with a brown carton used for garbage collection how motherhood feels - our participation in Culture and Sustainability is cut up for professionals like the ones i just mentioned. Seriously! It's only after walking a mile in their shoes that you can understand how important it is to reach down into this level of society/ community and prove that 'U CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE' and that LEADERS ARE MADE and not BORN.

Protecting The African Elephant is one of our passion due to serious poaching that is motivated by cultural and traditional beliefs regarding 'spiritual and medicinal powers' assumed to be associated with 'certain animals'.  Teaching a traditional healet the difference requires SERIOUS education, enlightment and PATIENCE and COMPASSION between man and his habitat. RCF strives to do just that by going to grassroots level in the rights and welfare of animals to share territory with predatory man.

RCF's mandate is to use nature to endorse the benefits, effect and best practises in the upliftment of human nature against every source of life. It's a daunting task that requires funding, warehouse and educational facilities, teachers, equipment (most of the members of the communities and villages we work in are illiterate and most have never seen a television let alone a radio/ cellphone). 

On the other hand - my country, South Africa is a beautiful country with a diverse society created by the mingle of north, west and east Africans who sadly suffer the brunt of xenophobia at the hands of misinformed and ill-advised South Africans. RCF is involved in projects such as hosting football matches between the locals and an immigrants sports club to alleviate attacks. A 'permanence' or hospice where social issues pertaining to sustainability (housing, subsistence, education, aide de retour) etc including health/hygiene amenities for refugees by working with churches and concerned citizens.

It takes a 'born humanitarian/philanthropist' to answer Africa's call for its RETURN TO GLORY. Can you rise to the challenge and contact me?