The Zibeko Foundation is a voluntary and non-profit organisation which was established ensuing a collective social commitment to make a meaningful contribution in the creation of equal opportunities for rural youth, women and destitute children.
The Foundation was founded in 2008 by Luthando Zibeko, a Football Reporter then, who hails from Tsomo, Intsika Yethu Municipality in the Eastern Cape.
The Zibeko Foundation sought to improve the socio-economic livelihoods of the needy by providing life skills programmes and education through football and outreach programmes.
The Foundation is also committed contributing to the country’s national agenda to build a caring and prosperous society.
Luthando’s idea was prompted by his first-hand experience of growing in the rural areas where there were limited or no exposure to sports development facilities as well as socio-economic opportunities and privileges.
In pursuit of social cohesion through a collective social responsibility, the has since recruited professionals and practitioners who are specialists in their respective areas of work, so as to amass a formidable team with technical skills, knowledge and aspirations that are resonant to the Foundation’s goals and objectives.
Inspired by the ideals of love and family, we are committed to mobilising all South Africans to play an active role in building a caring and prosperous nation
We commit to promote best practices of accountability and corporate governance
We commit to conduct our business with high levels of excellence & integrity
We commit to create an enabling environment within which rural youth and women enjoy equal opportunities