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Everything. Everyday.

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Dear Friends,

Over the past eighteen years, Ubuntu has grown from an idea born in a broom closet to the global standard for community develop-ment. Today, the Ubuntu Model is internation-ally recognized as a powerful blueprint for sustainable change. From day one, we have dedicated ourselves to building an intercon-nected web of essential services that provide our children every thing they need —every day. Vision 2020, launched in 2016, is an ambitious expansion plan that will expand our campus, deepen our impact, and amplify our model.

In 2016, we secured the capital to begin campus construction and ex-pand our programming. We have partnered with African School for Excel-lence to create a high-performing primary school for our Early Childhood Development program graduates. This move will allow us to complete our cradle-to-career pathway out of poverty and guide hundreds of disadvan-taged students toward university and financial stability.

The Ubuntu Centre is evolving into the Ubuntu Campus, a place where we can provide each child personalized and continuous support at every step of her life. Most importantly, our plan will ensure that Ubuntu, now an integral part of the fabric of Zwide Township, stands the test of time and continues to transform lives for generations.

Thank you for helping us realize our vision.

Jacob Lief Founder & CEO

Malizole Banks Gwaxula Founder & Senior Advisor

The Ubuntu Centre embodies our belief that access to world-class healthcare and education is a right, not a privilege. At our state-of-the-art facility, South Africa’s most vulnerable children receive every thing they

need to realize their potential—every day.

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The Townships of Port Elizabeth are home to the most impoverished

communities in South Africa. With high rates of HIV, unemployment, and

the absence of opportunities, families face deep-rooted barriers to healthy

and stable lives.

40% of students do not graduate from high school

Highest infant mortality rate in South Africa

78% of children live in poverty

1 in 3 people is HIV-positive

80% of youth are unemployed

The Ubuntu Model is a grassroots innovation that revolutionizes conven-

tional development models and yields global dividends.

THE UBUNTU MODEL

Building a sustainable institution

Invest in people and a Centre that inspires the

highest standard

Based in thecommunityListen to the townships’ needs and utilize resources through strategic partnerships

Cradle to career programsCreate individualized pathways to meet each client’s household, health, and educational needs

Impact through depthProduce lasting change through significant and focused investment

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Everything. Everyday.

“Ubuntu gave me hope at a time when I felt lost. The dedicated team ensured I had all the support I needed to care for my baby.”

Every ultrasoundEvery doctor’s visit

Every immunization Every parenting class

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It’s natural for a mother to want to give her baby everything, but when

she doesn’t have the means, that duty is daunting. Will my child be healthy?

How will I feed him, keep him safe, or send him to school? Fortunately,

Nomthandazo wasn’t alone. At Ubuntu, she found a support group of moth-

ers who, like her, refused to let their circumstances define the lives of their

children. With caseworkers and a medical team caring for her every step of

the pregnancy, Nomthandazo gave birth to a healthy baby boy, Likhonco.

In a few years, he will follow in the footsteps of his older brother and join

Ubuntu’s Early Childhood Development program. From checkups to quality

education, he will have everything he needs, so that Nomthandazo can

focus on raising two bright young men.

100% of toddlers were on track to begin

primary school

11,945 health services provided

100% of HIV-positive expectant mothers gave birth

to healthy, HIV-negative babies

393 clients received life-saving HIV

treatment and care

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“I never saw myself as a leader, but when Ubuntu gave me the courage to tell my story, I discovered I had the power to inspire.”

Everything. Everyday.

Every scholarshipEvery after-school class

Every counseling sessionEvery homework assignment

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Tisetso came to Ubuntu shy and and reluctant to share his struggles. The

new friends and mentors he met at Ubuntu’s after-school program helped

him finally feel like he belonged and find his voice. He discovered a passion

for public speaking and was elected leader of his student body. Inspired

by the strength of those around him, he gained the confidence to face his

challenges. He began to understand his mother’s struggle with HIV, and

their relationship blossomed. His five-year-old niece found a safe space to

learn and play at the Centre, easing the burden on his sister. Knowing that

his family has every opportunity to build a stable life, Tisetso can prepare for

university and becoming a strong leader in his community.

Each scholar received 490 hours of after-school support

across 18 extracurricular courses2,303 psychosocial

services delivered

90% of Ubuntu scholars qualified to attend university

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“Ubuntu gave me what I needed to succeed. Now as a teacher, I’m handing everything I learned down to the next generation.”

Everything. Everyday.

Every interviewEvery mentorship

Every job applicationEvery training program

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126 vocational training pro-gram graduates were placed into employment or university

Like most young people, Noluvuyo was told that hard work leads to

success. For those growing up in the shadow of failing township schools,

however, ambition is rarely enough. When every door seemed closed,

Ubuntu promised opportunity. Years of academic support and a full scholar-

ship empowered Noluvuyo to pioneer her own path. After graduating from

university, her longing to see change in the community brought her home

to Ubuntu—this time as a teacher. Ubuntu’s staff leadership initiative offered

her professional growth and personalized mentorship. Today, she provides

for her family like the hundreds of alumni who have discovered rewarding

careers through Ubuntu’s job-readiness or university scholars program. As

one of our most promising educators, Noluvuyo spends every day pro-

viding toddlers with a strong foundation and shaping the future of South

Africa’s next generation.

35 local corporate partners employ Ubuntu graduates

95% of Ubuntu’s staff comes from the communities we serve

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VISION 2020 is Ubuntu’s bold five-year plan to expand our campus in Port Elizabeth and amplify our transformative model around the world.

Progress UpdateIn 2016, we launched the expansion of our early childhood develop-

ment and vocational training programs and secured the funding to break

ground on our campus expansion, which will:

• Double classroom hours and increase the number of toddlers

in school by 40%

• Place 750 students into meaningful employment

Next Steps In 2017, we will partner with African School for Excellence to create a

high-achieving primary school, providing:

• Daily instruction in an academically challenging environment for

240 Ubuntu children

• A continuum of world-class educational support resulting in a

100% high school graduate rate

Expand Ubuntu‘s Early Childhood Development program

Increase the capacity and efficiency of Ubuntu's pediatric clinic Build

a world-class vocational training centre

Partnerwith a high-achieving primary school

Create the Ubuntu Institute to help others achieve sustainable change in their communities

Establish an institutional stability fund to ensure long-term impact and drive innovation

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2016 2015

NOTE: PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT

At June 30, property and equipment consists of:

Land and buildings $ 5,839,408 $ 5,859,078

Equipment 989,172 1,005,297

Furniture and fixtures 236,081 229,244

Motor vehicles 21,577 46,430

7,086,238 7,140,049

Less: Accumulated depreciation 1,187,028 1,211,860

$ 5,899,210 $ 5,928,189

COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

2016 Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE:

Contributions $ 2,128,067 $ 191,719 $ 2,319,786

Grants 848,861 - 848,861

Special event revenue

(net direct expenses of

$723,891 in 2016 and

$719,598 in 2015) 921,792 - 921,792

Donated services 267,238 - 267,238

Other income (loss) (39,251) - (39,251)

Net assets released from restrictions 548,795 (548,795) -

Total public support and revenue 4,675,502 (357,076) 4,318,426

EXPENSES:

Program services 2,183,508 - 2,183,508

Supporting services:

Management and general services 975,257 - 975,257

Fundraising 826,393 - 826,393

Total supporting services 1,801,650 - 1,801,650

Total expenses 3,985,158 - 3,985,158

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 690,344 (357,076) 333,268

Net assets, beginning of year 6,705,053 1,043,981 7,749,034

Net assets, end of year $ 7,395,397 $ 686,905 $ 8,082,302

COMBINED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

2016 2015

CURRENT ASSETS:

Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,732,981 $ 1,120,626

Current portion of grants and

contributions receivable, net 341,016 469,832

Prepaid expenses and other current assets 113,005 197,073

Total current assets 2,187,002 1,787,531

Long-term portion of grants and

contributions receivable, net 195,185 291,263

Property and equipment, net 5,899,210 5,928,189

Security deposits 15,553 14,500

$ 8,296,950 $ 8,021,483

CURRENT LIABILITIES:

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 212,690 $ 267,235

Capital lease obligation– current portion 1,958 3,816

Total current liabilities 214,648 271,051

Capital lease obligation - 1,398

Commitments - -

NET ASSETS:

Unrestricted 7,395,397 6,705,053

Temporarily restricted 686,905 1,043,981

Total net assets 8,082,302 7,749,034

$ 8,296,950 $ 8,021,483

UBUNTU TARGETED $1.5M+ CASH SURPLUS TO MANAGE FUNDRAISING SEASONALITY AND MEET PROGRAMMATIC OBJECTIVES

REPRESENTS THE UBUNTU CENTRE IN SOUTH AFRICA, OUR GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS AND A STATE-OF-THE-ART HEALTH AND EDUCATION FACILITY

ONGOING INVESTMENT IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND CORE SUPPORT SERVICES

$826,393 INVESTED IN FUNDRAISING RESULTED IN $4.675M OF REVENUE (EVERY $1 INVESTED=$5.66 REVENUE)

FinancialsUbuntu Education Fund, Inc. and AffiliatesYear Ending June 30, 2016

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Global Events

Ubuntu’s Award-Winning Galas Our annual galas celebrated the spirit of ubuntu in three continents. The legendary Hugh Masekela led the party at our inau-gural Johannesburg Gala chaired by Nom-khita Nqweni and Ciko & Kholisa Thomas. Hundreds gathered in South Africa, London, and New York City to support Ubuntu’s life-changing work, and raised over $2 million.

Ubuntu Social Community From New York City to London to Los Ange-les, the Ubuntu Social Community took the lead in partying with a purpose. Our dedi-cated host committees helped us raise over $120,000. Special thanks to our chairs and leaders: Sean Abramson, Alexander Bank, Josefin Elfner & Paulo Eapen, David Fisher, Adam Mirels, Erica Rabinowitz, Deborah & Brandon Shainfeld, and Therese Wallin & Leopold Cronstedt Colt.

Ubuntu Clubs Student-led Ubuntu Clubs at Abercorn School, The American School in London, Bucknell Uni-versity, and Columbia High School organized numerous fundraisers, events, and social media campaigns in support of our mission. A group of sixteen students from The American School in London visited the Ubuntu Centre in Port Elizabeth on a week-long global services trip.

Changing the Conversation

Ubuntu Founder & CEO Jacob Lief appeared in Fortune’s 2016 40 Under 40 annual rank-ing of the most influential young people in business.

Ubuntu launched Vision 2020 in front of more than 2,000 world leaders at the Clin-ton Global Initiative 2016 Annual Meeting in New York City.

Ubuntu Podcasts Following the success of Jacob Lief’s pod-cast, Philanthropy Unfiltered, produced in col-laboration with University of Pennsylvania’s Center for High Impact Philanthropy, Ubuntu launched a new series, Failures from the Field. Hosted by Chief External Relations Officer Jordan Levy, this series dives deep into some of the most pervasive problems facing inter-national development with prominent thought leaders like Chelsea Clinton, Reverend Jesse Jackson, and Pierre Ferrari.

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Gifts of $10,000 or moreAnonymous (2)Sydney AnningAvignon Capital LimitedAntony Charles BallBear EnterprisesAriela and Derrick BeareBristol-Myers SquibbLori and Gary CohenPaulette ColeThe Davis FoundationLaura Doyle Hammam and Zayd HammamEnel Green Power South AfricaAnne and David FassClaire and Jeff FluhrMarilyn and John HansHeidrick & StrugglesIgnite AfricaJill and Ken IscolAmanda and Blair JacobsonDina Lichtman-Smith and Laurence M. SmithJanice and Frank LipmanDorothy Litwin-Brief and Donald BriefMacquarie Group FoundationMimi and Peter Haas FundNedbank FoundationLaura and Richard NovakAverill Ogden and Winston GinsbergJackie and Flavio PorcianiProject People FoundationReuben FoundationRobert & Toni Bader Charitable FoundationMarissa SacklerSanta Maria FoundationStephen SchafferLynne and Herman ScheyKatherine Scott and Claus Nouveau-NikolajsenDeborah and Brandon ShainfeldKathleen and Scott SimpsonRichard A. SmithRichard SmullenJoanna and Cesar VargasVodacom FoundationVolkswagen Community TrustThe West FoundationThe Wunsch Family

Gifts of $5,000 or moreElaine and Hirschel AbelsonBarb and Peter AndersonTammy Baltz and Ian SmithBonnie and R Derek BandeenDiane and Gerald BichunskyLois Blum FeinblattBroadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDSKaren and David BrushCalulo FoundationAngie ChapmanSung Hee Choe and Adam Ring

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jefferson CoolidgeDr. Ann CoxonThe De Beers GroupCountess Elisabeth de KergorlayEastern Effects, Inc.Lungelwa and Mkhuseli FakuBrad FarberLori Fields and Marlin RisingerDavid FisherGeneral Atlantic FoundationAnne and Jim GreenBeth Ann and David GreenwaldChristine Han-Rutledge and Mark RutledgePoppy Harlow Babcic and Sinisa BabcicKristen and Rob HarperIslesford Dock RestaurantJoia and Joshua KazamKathy and Brian KronickElizabeth and Phil KruseLiberty HoldingsRuth LiefLaura and Stuart LitwinLochhead, White & Womersley (Pty) LtdNicky and Charles ManbyDr. Monica Menell-KinbergAdam MirelsRobert MirelsRashmi and James NewmanAnne NielsenPeter David Brendsel Fund for Children’s LiteracyBuffy Redsecker and Alan ChungPriscilla and Stockton SmithThea SprecherRoland StanbridgeKholisa and Ciko ThomasTigers LimitedMaggie and Ashok VaradhanTammy and Philip VassiliouAngela and Brian WalshWarby ParkerMarcia S. Wilson

Gifts of $1,000 or moreAnonymous (7)20th Century Fox TelevisionAbercorn SchoolKarim AbouelnagaMelissa AlwangAmelia Carter LtdRyan ArensonNina and Eliav AssoulineChris AugoustatosWillem and Anouk BaarsBain & Company Inc.Dana BangaBank of AmericaJulia and Nadim BarakatBarclays Educational Gift Matching ProgramMark BartelsAllison and Daniel Baskes

Baskes Family FoundationBelltown Power LimitedScott BergNadya BhettayThe Bicycle Music CompanyCharles BlackburnKristine and Chad BoedingSandy and Dick BoyceSapna and Brandon BozeTyler BrookeBrenton BrownAshley BryanHarriet and Tom BurnettMarion ButenSarah and Mike CarruthersMichael ChernickColumbia High School Ubuntu ClubContinental Tyre SA (Pty) LtdEdmond DarmawanAshley Dartnell and Bruce SteinbergFrances DavisWendreda and Marcus De LucaDimension DataNancy and Charles DodsonWendy DonigerChristine DowntonKatya Dunitz and David BeckerHui Chen and Gareth EaglesPatti and Mark EdelsteinEducation ServicesEuropean Healthcare Group PLCRebecca Falik and Matt PasternackShahriar and Ladan FarrokhzadehBarb and Bruce FernaldFICOThe Florence V. Burden Foundation at the recommendation of Foundation Directors Ordway and Jean BurdenLauren and James FordEmma Friedman and Kevin GoldGay Men's Health Crisis, Inc.Joan and Robert GerringReshma and Sandeep GhelaThe Global Fund for ChildrenPeggy GoldwynAmy GordonErik GordonLee Ann and Mark GossettHalf Moon FoundationKeith HalverstamLaura and Bernard HamiltonMark HanekomMark HaningtonChristie HansJoan and Larry HathewayPaul HauptHighland-Mills FoundationKim and Steve HowardAndrew ImmermanInvestec Bank LimitedDonna and Henry IsaacsOrton P. Jackson JrMandy and Tom JaffeJoe Public Pty LtdLena and David JohnsonSarah and James Johnson

Joseph & Felicia Weber Family FoundationKatherine and James KanePam and Dan KaplanPetros KapsalisKatleho Moahi TrustLauren KatzAlan KerrAlan KesslerVirginia and Russell KeysValeria and Kristian KlingDavid KuzmanichPeter LabonskiLinda and David LakhdhirAlison and F. Dominique LeMaireJudy and Kenneth LevySamuel LewisLindsay and Jacob LiefMarci Lief and Clay OliverKevin LudwigMichael LudwigWendy LuhabeRachel and Andrew LustgartenYolisa and Sakumzi MacozomaCarlo MaddalenaLaura and Scott MalkinManati Alternate Student FundingFabio MarianiEric MasellaMarco MasottiPamela and Kelly MayerSusan Mayer and Steve CowanBrooke and Rush McCloyJulia Merck and Hans UtschMarissa and Ryan MillerSteven MillerRichard MirlissMMI Holdings LimitedJamie MoserTebalo MotaungOlga and Eric MounierKelsey Morris and Christopher MurphySandra and Philip MyburghNothando NdebeleAngela and Mark NewtonPrudence Sindane-Nkombisa and Litha NkombisaWendy NobleEliot Nolen and Timothy BradleyRachael North and Mark GillamNomkhita NqweniNtando Tours & TransportZiyanda NtshonaDren NupenAntonia and Kerin O’ConnorTemisan OfongNancy and Thomas O’NeilDanielle and Daniel OsorioFlorenz OurismanValentina Pan and Massimo Della RagioneMichael PassaroPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison Charitable Gift FundThe PE Opera House

Pete and Toshi Seeger EstateKealy and David PragerLaura Prato and Howard HoltzBarbara PringleJane and Kevin QuinnKwanele RadebeDavid Reuben JnrRiverside PediatricsAudrey RocoMargot and B. Boykin RoseThe Roses Charity TrustMark SchienbergNicola and Tony SchlesingerRuss SchreiberFrank SeidmanJenny and David SelversRizwana Shaikh and Nadeem SyedJane and Paul ShangNdileka and Khumo ShuenyaneJennifer and Lawrence SkorAlexis and Jared SmithKim and Bret SmithSphere Holdings (Pty) Ltd Elizabeth and Daniel SquadronMolly and Thomas StewartJason StrakerAnn and Dick SullivanEleanor and John SullivanTD Bank, N .A.Telkom SA SOC LimitedBarbara and Bill TrimblePerry and Bill TrimbleMara and Conrad van LoggerenbergStephanie Vogt and Daniel GorzawskiSarah and Jayson VowlesJennifer Walsh and Matthew PetrilloWebber WentzelErika WeinbergStephen WeinerSally and Mark WeinsteinSally and Daniel WigutowAnna WiklundMonika Winter and Jurij PuthRachel Wolitzky and Christopher SbarattaAlfred XueSujatha and Kashif ZafarMichael ZerdaZodiak AdvertisingZwavhudi Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd

For a full list of our donors, please visit www.ubuntufund.org.

Gifts of $100,000 or moreAbsa Bank LimitedFabiola Arredondo-Rolfe and Andrew RolfeBertha FoundationThe Boeing CompanyThe Drago FamilyJohn KhouryKirsh Charitable FoundationKelsey and David LamondLudwig Family Charitable FundTrevor Noah– Ark Angel EntertainmentRappaport Family TrustCaron and Colin SapireElena and Scott ShleiferUmsizi FundJohn VaskeVitol Foundation

Gifts of $50,000 or moreAnglo American Chairman’s FundCallcredit Information GroupDiscovery FundJosefin Elfner and Paulo EapenExperian Information Solutions, Inc.Independent Franchise Partners, LLPCynthia and Daniel LiefMai Family FoundationThe Milde McWilliams TrustPfizer Inc.Terre des Hommes International FederationTracy and Jacques TredouxSue and David Viniar

Gifts of $25,000 or more Anonymous (2)The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS FoundationGigi and Jim GarnettStephanie and Aaron GoldmanDanielle and Brian GootzeitThe Greg Secker FoundationThe Hadley TrustHelen & William Mazer FoundationLisa and David IssroffJustEnough SoftwareKenneth Goldman Donor FundLatham & Watkins LLPThe Leland FamilyThe Make A Difference TrustMomentum FundJoanna and Sandile MsimangoPatricia and Peter MurphyThe Orphan Opportunity FundKirsten and Dwight PolerKerri Ratclif fe and Douglas HendersonThe Rumi FoundationFrederick TowfighKristin and Kenan TurnaciogluVital Projects Fund, Inc.Jami and Bill VogeJennifer and Michael Whitman

Annual Campaign Donors

UNIVERSITY

1,230

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Ubuntu’s grassroots funding grew significantly this past year, around

the world. Thanks to everyone who attended an event, held a bake sale, or

responded to an email appeal. These funds will help us bring transformative

opportunities to our community, from cradle to career.

All of our donations have a proven long-term impact on the future of Port

Elizabeth and the children we serve. Every $1 invested in Ubuntu scholars

yields a real lifetime earning increase of $8.70.

Small Contributions, Big Impact

reproductivehealth

services

dental and eye exams

after-schoolprograms

scholarshipprograms

job readiness/skills

prenatalcare

earlychildhood

development

HIVtreatment

householdsupport

careerguidance

investmentin UbuntuChild

increased clientlifetime earnings and

$2.20 net gain to society

Return per Dollar$1 $8.70

Donations from 20 countries

$230,679 Total raised

Grassroots donors (gifts under $1,000)

Monthly donors gave an average of $29 per month

Average one-time donation

*This figure comes from an independent study conducted by McKinsey & Company and relies on independent data from a number of reputable sources like the World Health Organization, USAID, government institutions like the Department of Education, and the firm’s own independent analysis.

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Design: DeFrancis Carbone Photography: Tim HansPrinting: Kirkwood Printing

Ubuntu is grateful to those who donated their time or resources to support our vital work in Port Elizabeth. These contributions have allowed us to fundraise effectively, provide quality materials, and focus our attention on addressing the needs of our community.

42 AcresSumaiyah AbrahamsAbsa Bank LimitedAccess ManagementAlexandra D. FosterAlexandra DeClarisAlice the CameraThe American School in LondonAmobiaAssociated PressAuberge du Jeu de Paume– Relais & ChateauxAvenue32BarloworldBay West MallBeanocchio'sKamran BediBelgravia BooksBelmond Mount Nelson HotelBentley Meeker Lighting & Staging, Inc.Bertha FoundationBetterCloud, Inc.Matthew BishopBLC AttorneysBluebird PRBoschendal Estate, Franschhoek, South AfricaRachel BostonSam BowersBraaitimeJohn BrevardMichelle BrownBrunswickCallcredit Information GroupCanababes Food Co LtdCape ClassicsCharityStarsChris ChewChitwa Chitwa Private Game ReserveJackson ChongLisa and Peter CirenzaCisco Systems, Inc.City WineryClassic TravelCMIT SolutionsCoca-Cola South AfricaColin Cowie LifestyleThe Commonwealth ClubThe Connor BrothersCore ConditioningCourtyard Hotel Port Elizabeth

The Cuckoo ClubDebbie DaleDeFrancis CarboneIan DicksonDimension DataDistell FoundationTomasz DonocikLaura Doyle Hammam and Zayd HammamSbongiseni DumaEast Club LimitedEastcape Training CentreEastern Stage Productions New York Inc.Edcon LimitedJosefin Elfner and Paulo EapenEPi Printing & Finishing, Inc.Event Hire NetworkFaithettesFirst National BankFlying Connected, Inc.Lauren and James FordDanielle FosterMichael FrantiFridge Foods GroupMark GirgisElissa Goffman and Bradley SternJames GoldingGoodyear South Africa (Pty) LtdGoogle GrantsAmy GordonGotham HallGeshen GovenderGrandArmyGreat Neck Games & ProductionsGreat PerformancesHarry JamesonHarwood Promotions Event ManagementThe HeraldMia HildebrandNomfundo HlelaDavid HoganSharon and Pete HonigHootsuiteHopewell Conservation EstateHotpoint AppHouse Brewing, Inc.I Can Create Ltdiinkumbuzo photographyImpodimo Game LodgeIn Motion Mobile MassageInterSys LtdIslesford Dock RestaurantiZettleJAB PromotionsKayla JacobsJetflyJoolsJoseph Meredith PhotographyDr. Jeff Kaplan

Kobox LimitedNthabiseng KomaneKumethKwandwe Private Game ReserveLars LarssonLatham & Watkins LLPLegatum InstituteLights of SohoLumiDan LurieM Agency LtdBongeziwe MabandlaMadiba RestaurantMainland PokeNelson MakamoMakroVula MalingaMamanMandela Bay Development AgencyMann Made MediaThe Marstan Press LimitedHugh MasekelaMCULOJackson MeniusDuncan MoirMotsepe FoundationDominic MphasaMTNNando’s South AfricaNelson BlueJonathon NicolNissan Eastern CapeNoddleNotice PicturesNP+CoPH-D RooftopPick A BagelIresh PillayPortman PM LimitedKealy and David PragerPrince de Galles HotelPritch LondonPunk MediaPure EvilSonna ReleRepublic of South Africa, Department of Healthrockarchive.comRosie Watson JewelleryCharlie RossRoundhouseSA Wines Online LimitedSamara Private Game ReserveSandileart and The Zulu Tradition GroupSanlamSaxon Hotel Villas and SpasDaniel SchwarzShoprite Struandale-KenakoSlack Technologies Inc.Smart PonySouth African AirwaysThe South African ShopSouthern Sun The Cullinan

Spec-Savers South AfricaStarbucksStella ArtoisStormfield Productions LTDSun International BoardwalkTaylor Morris EyewearTha_ Muzikthe-recipeKholisa and Ciko ThomasTigers LimitedTim Hans PhotographyPerry and Bill TrimbleVarsity CollegeTammy and Philip VassiliouCecilia VavaVelvetVictoria’s SecretVitol FoundationVovo TeloVW Market SquareLuc WaringWebber WentzelWedding Smashers

In-Kind Donors

“Ubuntu Education Fund is an amazing organization that actually ensures

its people are taken care of.” —William Jefferson Clinton, 42nd president of

the United States

Rachel Weisz and Daniel CraigWhite Light LtdYoobi SushiYunus & ElizazkipsterPamela Zondeka

These lists reflects donations made between July 1, 2015 and December 31, 2016.

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PatronArchbishop Desmond Tutu Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

Board of DirectorsPaulo Eapen (Compensation & People Development Committee)GSO Capital Partners Winston Ginsberg (Finance & Audit Committee)TowerBrook Capital Partners Stephanie Goldman (Chair, Development Committee)Goldman Events Amy Gordon (Development Committee)Development and Philanthropic Advisor Malizole “Banks” Gwaxula (Founder & Senior Advisor)Ubuntu Education Fund Kim HowardUniversity of the Witwatersrand David LamondLamond Capital Partners, LLC Jacob Lief (Founder & CEO)Ubuntu Education Fund Dr. Frank LipmanEleven Eleven Wellness Center Rush McCloy (Treasurer, Finance & Audit Committee)Eyewitness Surveillance Sandra Myburgh (Finance and Audit Committee) Ziyanda Ntshona (Secretary, Legal & Governance Committee)Webber Wentzel Nomkhita NqweniBarclays PLC Daniel OsorioAndean Capital Management

Andrew Rolfe (Chairman)TowerBrook Capital Partners Stephen SchafferFiorucci Katherine ScottIgnite Africa Strategic Investments Deborah ShainfeldProperty Development and Entrepreneur Scott ShleiferTiger Global Management Ciko ThomasNedbank Group Philip VassiliouLegatum Limited Bill Voge (Legal & Governance Committee; Compensation & People Development Committee)Latham & Watkins, LLP

Ambassadorial CouncilDr. Mary Frances BerryThe University of Pennsylvania Ashley BryanArtist, Writer, Activist Mzimkhlulu DilimaPrivate Doctor Tom Jaffe Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate Dr. Kas KasongoPathcare Laboratories Cynthia and Daniel LiefIslesford Dock Restaurant Stuart Litwin Outside Ace, LLC Dr. Monica Menell-KinbergSocial Activist Tovah Klein, Ph.D.Barnard Center for Toddler Development

Merafe MolotoOne Thousand & One Voices Weza MossAnathi Property Developments Dr. Lungisa NojokoPrivate Doctor Mandlakazi SkefileNelson Mandela Bay Tourism Board

Executive TeamMalizole “Banks” GwaxulaFounder & Senior Advisor

Jordan LevyChief External Relations Officer

Jacob LiefFounder & CEO

Tarryn MthimkhuluChief Financial Officer

Jana ZindellChief Program Officer

Gcobani ZonkeDeputy President

Leadership

Our commitment to local management has earned us the highest

certification of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)

by independent auditor Grant Thornton. Our BUILD (Bertha-Ubuntu

Internal Leadership Development) program is a staff-empowered

initiative that develops sustainable leadership, organizational

accountability, and increased efficiency.