The atmosphere at the Artscape Theatre Centre’s Marble Foyer was filled with excitement and community spirit as corporate teams, arts organisations and volunteers came together for the Peninsula School Feeding Association’s (PSFA) 7th annual Mandela Day Sandwich Making Challenge. Hosted in partnership with Fine Music Radio (FMR), the event celebrated the legacy of Nelson Mandela […]
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Good news has a way of travelling fast, especially when it comes with a generous act of kindness. The Woolworths Food Value Delivery Team recently celebrated receiving the CEO Difference Award, recognising the positive impact they have made within their organisation. Rather than simply enjoying the moment, the team decided to use their prize to […]
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Great organisations never stop learning. For non-profit organisations, making a lasting difference is about more than delivering programmes or raising funds. It also means investing in the people who lead those programmes, building strong partnerships, and finding better ways to serve the communities that rely on them. That is why opportunities to connect with other […]
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There is something powerful about people coming together for a common purpose. One person can make a difference, but when thousands of people walk side by side, that difference becomes something truly meaningful. That is exactly what Blisters for Bread, in association with Lucky Star, is all about. Every year, people from across the Western […]
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The Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) extends its sincere appreciation to Fedics, a premier South African contract catering company and a division of the Tsebo Solutions Group, for its generous support of our nutrition programme and school kitchen operations. As the Q2 winner of the Tsebo Employee Volunteer Programme (TEVP), PSFA was honoured to receive […]
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A child cannot focus on a maths problem when they’re thinking about food. It sounds simple, but it is a reality faced by many learners across South Africa every day. While classrooms are places of learning and opportunity, hunger has a way of demanding attention. When a child arrives at school on an empty stomach, […]
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Imagine trying to focus on a lesson when all you can think about is your next meal. For many children across South Africa, this is not a rare occurrence. It is their reality. While classrooms are designed to be places of learning and opportunity, hunger can make even the simplest task feel impossible. A hungry […]
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On Tuesday, 9 June 2026, the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) was honoured to participate in a special knowledge-sharing session hosted by WITH (Wholistic Interest Through Health), an international non-governmental organisation based in South Korea. The session formed part of WITH’s Africa Regional Conference in Cape Town and brought together approximately 20 leaders and regional […]
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In celebration of Nelson Mandela Day 2026, the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) and Fine Music Radio (FMR) are inviting Cape Town businesses to take part in the Mandela Day Corporate Sandwich-Making Challenge at Artscape on Friday, 17 July 2026. The event, which will take place in the Marble Foyer from 11:30 to 12:37 – […]
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At the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA), every meal we provide represents far more than food on a plate. It is a promise to thousands of children that they will have the nourishment they need to learn, grow, and thrive. That promise remains at the heart of everything we do. Like many organisations and families […]
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