HomeComing Foundation Launches R3.5 Million Charity Golf Initiative for School Sanitation

The HomeComing Foundation is making strides towards improving school sanitation in South Africa with the launch of its inaugural Charity Golf Day, aiming to raise R3.5 million for sustainable sanitation infrastructure at schools in the North West Province.

Scheduled for November 6, 2026, at the prestigious Sun City Resort, this event will gather around 100 participants, including corporate executives, business leaders, investors, and government representatives. The day will focus on golf, networking, and purposeful giving, fostering connections that can lead to meaningful community impact.

The Charity Golf Day is part of the Foundation’s flagship initiative, #TheBucketStopsWithMe, which aims to replace unsafe pit and bucket toilets in South African schools with proper sanitation facilities.

Farai Mushazhirwa, Director of the HomeComing Foundation, emphasized the long-term goal: “We want to identify a school, understand its needs, and create a safe environment for learners, one school at a time.” This approach aims to build a sustainable program that creates lasting change within communities.

This golf day is designed to unite South Africa’s corporate sector around a shared social impact goal. Oratile Sangweni, Director of HomeComing Events, explains the choice of golf: “Golf has a unique ability to bring together business leaders and government stakeholders, allowing us to mobilize the necessary support for our initiatives.”

The Charity Golf Day is part of a broader event, the Sun City Takeover, which blends entertainment, business, lifestyle, and community engagement, extending beyond mere entertainment to address urgent infrastructure challenges in schools.

The Foundation’s commitment to improving school sanitation builds on previous successes, notably at Lehlaga Secondary School in Limpopo, where unsafe toilets were replaced, significantly enhancing the learning environment. The impact was particularly significant for girl learners, who benefited from safe, private facilities that allowed them to attend school with greater confidence.

The R3.5 million fundraising target will fund various aspects of the sanitation project, including:

• Site assessments

• Construction and materials

HomeComing Foundation Launches R3.5 Million Charity Golf Initiative for School Sanitation

Johannesburg, South Africa, August 20, 2026 – The HomeComing Foundation is making strides towards improving school sanitation in South Africa with the launch of its inaugural Charity Golf Day, aiming to raise R3.5 million for sustainable sanitation infrastructure at schools in the North West Province.

Event Overview

Scheduled for November 6, 2026, at the prestigious Sun City Resort, this event will gather around 100 participants, including corporate executives, business leaders, investors, and government representatives. The day will focus on golf, networking, and purposeful giving, fostering connections that can lead to meaningful community impact.

The Charity Golf Day is part of the Foundation’s flagship initiative, #TheBucketStopsWithMe, which aims to replace unsafe pit and bucket toilets in South African schools with proper sanitation facilities.

Farai Mushazhirwa, Director of the HomeComing Foundation, emphasized the long-term goal: “We want to identify a school, understand its needs, and create a safe environment for learners, one school at a time.” This approach aims to build a sustainable program that creates lasting change within communities.

Business Connections for Community Impact

This golf day is designed to unite South Africa’s corporate sector around a shared social impact goal. Oratile Sangweni, Director of HomeComing Events, explains the choice of golf: “Golf has a unique ability to bring together business leaders and government stakeholders, allowing us to mobilize the necessary support for our initiatives.”

The Charity Golf Day is part of a broader event, the Sun City Takeover, which blends entertainment, business, lifestyle, and community engagement, extending beyond mere entertainment to address urgent infrastructure challenges in schools.

Proven Impact Model

The Foundation’s commitment to improving school sanitation builds on previous successes, notably at Lehlaga Secondary School in Limpopo, where unsafe toilets were replaced, significantly enhancing the learning environment. The impact was particularly significant for girl learners, who benefited from safe, private facilities that allowed them to attend school with greater confidence.

Comprehensive Approach

The R3.5 million fundraising target will fund various aspects of the sanitation project, including:

• Site assessment’s
• Construction and materials
• Labor and project management
• Monitoring and community engagement

Additionally, the project aims to foster skills development and economic participation by involving local community members in the construction process, ensuring that the benefits extend beyond just infrastructure.

The Charity Golf Day is intended to be an annual event, creating a recurring platform for businesses and individuals to contribute to the Foundation’s mission. The long-term vision focuses on addressing school sanitation one school at a time and expanding the model to other communities across South Africa.

The HomeComing Foundation collaborates with various partners, including Itu Golf as the official event management partner, Sun City Resort as the venue, and LadsOnTour for additional golf management support.

The Foundation invites corporates, businesses, and individuals to participate through four-ball entries, sponsorships, and direct contributions. Following the launch, a BackaBuddy fundraising campaign will also provide opportunities for public support.

The inaugural Charity Golf Day aims to illustrate the impact achievable when stakeholders from business, entertainment, sport, and community unite under a shared purpose: ensuring every learner has access to safe and dignified sanitation at school.

Event Details

• Event: HomeComing Foundation Charity Golf Day
• Date: Friday, November 6, 2026
• Venue: Sun City Resort, North West Province
• Fundraising Target: R3.5 million
• Expected Participation: Approximately 100 golfers, along with supporters and guests
• Cause: Safe and sustainable sanitation facilities for a school in the North West Province
• Initiative: #TheBucketStopsWithMe

• Official Hashtags: #TheBucketStopsWithMe #HomeComingFoundation #SuncityTakeover
• Labor and project management

• Monitoring and community engagement

Additionally, the project aims to foster skills development and economic participation by involving local community members in the construction process, ensuring that the benefits extend beyond just infrastructure.

Building a Sustainable Future

The Charity Golf Day is intended to be an annual event, creating a recurring platform for businesses and individuals to contribute to the Foundation’s mission. The long-term vision focuses on addressing school sanitation one school at a time and expanding the model to other communities across South Africa.

The HomeComing Foundation collaborates with various partners, including Itu Golf as the official event management partner, Sun City Resort as the venue, and LadsOnTour for additional golf management support.

Call to Action

The Foundation invites corporates, businesses, and individuals to participate through four-ball entries, sponsorships, and direct contributions. Following the launch, a BackaBuddy fundraising campaign will also provide opportunities for public support.

The inaugural Charity Golf Day aims to illustrate the impact achievable when stakeholders from business, entertainment, sport, and community unite under a shared purpose: ensuring every learner has access to safe and dignified sanitation at school.

Event Details

• Event: HomeComing Foundation Charity Golf Day

• Date: Friday, November 6, 2026

• Venue: Sun City Resort, North West Province

• Fundraising Target: R3.5 million

• Expected Participation: Approximately 100 golfers, along with supporters and guests

• Cause: Safe and sustainable sanitation facilities for a school in the North West Province

• Initiative: #TheBucketStopsWithMe

• Official Hashtags: #TheBucketStopsWithMe #HomeComingFoundation #SuncityTakeover

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