The Matthew 25 Project is moving to a larger space in Benoni to support more vulnerable children and expand our charity shop. Learn how you can be part of this exciting new chapter.
A New Chapter Begins for The Matthew 25 Project in Benoni
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Press Releases
Discover inspiring updates, community initiatives, and heartwarming stories about the children and programs supported by our safe house in Benoni.
How You Can Make a Real Difference
Discover how donating, sponsoring, or volunteering can help support vulnerable children and families and create lasting positive change.
Lost No More: Njabulo’s Journey from Uncertainty to University Success
Njabulo’s inspiring journey from instability to university success shows how The Matthew 25 Project provides safety, foster care, and educational support in Benoni.
Help Matthew 25 spread the love
The Matthew 25 Project in Rynfield is calling for volunteers to help prepare school lunches for children in need twice a week.
Matthew 25 Project gets financial blessing
The Matthew 25 Project received a R5,000 donation from Super Cops and Tissen Shopfitting Specialists, supporting the daily care of vulnerable children in Rynfield.
Christmas Arrives Early for The Matthew 25 Project with Wendy House Donation
Press Release | Community Support Christmas came early for the children and caregivers of The...
Matthew 25 Project Receives Winter Woollies for Children in Benoni
Harcourts Blue and Eddy House’s Stitches knitting circle donated handmade blankets and woollies to the Matthew 25 Project in Benoni, keeping children warm and loved this winter.
Matthew 25 Project Fundraiser a Huge Success in Benoni
The Matthew 25 Project’s fundraiser in Benoni raised R20,360 and collected donations for abandoned children. Local artists, businesses, and residents came together to support this NPO.
Matthew 25 Project: Providing a Safe Haven for Abandoned Children in Benoni
The Matthew 25 Project in Benoni provides a safe house, food, and care for abandoned children. Support this NPO to help orphaned and vulnerable children thrive.