Phase 1 Now Live

South Africa has enough food.Yet townships still go hungry.

Kasi Harvest connects verified township organisations improving food security through feeding programmes, food gardens, community agriculture and tree planting.

Currently onboarding founding organisations in Gauteng.

Early access open Gauteng pilot Verified onboarding
Volunteers serving warm meals in a township community kitchenKitchens
Growers harvesting fresh vegetables in a township food gardenGardens
Learners being fed at a school feeding programmeFeeding
Women tending crops together in a township gardenSkills
Problem

Why are township organisations still invisible?

The work exists. The need exists. The support exists.
The connection is broken.

Read what NGOs told us

No central database

No trusted place to discover organisations.

Hard to attract sponsors

Great organisations remain unseen.

Weak verification

Sponsors struggle to know who is credible.

Limited impact reporting

Outcomes are hard to measure.

Hard to find online

No website, outdated contacts, or missing from Google and Maps.

Early traction

Trusted by a growing township network

Early validation from pilot outreach — and we're just getting started.

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Community followers
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Organisations engaged
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Townships reached
Future impact metricsTrees plantedFruit trees distributedFood gardens supportedCommunity farms onboarded
How it works

How Kasi Harvest grows

We are launching in phases — starting with trust, then intelligence, then infrastructure.

Live now

Phase 1 — Building trust

  • Onboarding organisations
  • Document verification
  • Needs mapping
  • Pilot network building
  • Early visibility
Coming next

Phase 2 — Building intelligence

  • Readiness scoring
  • Sponsor matching
  • Procurement support
  • Better organisation profiling
  • Opportunity discovery
Future vision

Phase 3 — Building infrastructure

  • National expansion
  • Live dashboards
  • Real-time impact reporting
  • Full ecosystem intelligence
  • Township food infrastructure network
Accepting applications

Who should apply for Phase 1?

Phase 1 is best suited to organisations that have been actively operating on the ground for at least 12 months.

Eligible organisations 12+ months operating history required
  • Registered NPO / NPC
  • Feeding schemes & community kitchens
  • School nutrition programmes
  • Food gardens, school gardens & community farms
  • Fruit tree & urban agriculture initiatives
  • Environmental & food security organisations
  • Must have been actively operating for 12+ months
Documents needed
  • Registration documents
  • ID of contact person
  • Bank confirmation / proof
  • Proof of address
  • Photos of activities
  • Impact numbers
  • Constitution / founding docs

Not registered yet?

You may still apply. Applications with complete documentation are reviewed faster.

Apply now
After registration

What happens after you register?

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Application submitted

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Verification review

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Discovery call / site visit

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Readiness scoring

5

Network onboarding

Illustrative examples

Real organisations. Real work. Real impact.

Example profiles showing the depth of visibility Kasi Harvest is building.

100+Verified organisations
R2.4MNeeds listed
50+Active opportunities
4Townships active
Soweto Community Kitchen
Community kitchenHigh urgency1,200 meals / month

Soweto Community Kitchen

Pimville, Soweto

Feeds elderly residents and child-headed households a hot meal every single day.

Verified NGO Site Visited Bank Verified
Kasi Readiness ScoreAlmost Ready
74/100
How readiness works →
Elderly + children · Daily
Impact to date
14.2k mealsserved
8 sponsorspast
92% reportingcompliance
Urgent needGap R6,400

Industrial stove

R4,400 raised of R10,800 · 41%

Without this, 1,200 monthly meals may be disrupted.

Needed by 28 June
Fund This Need
Tembisa Food Garden
Food gardenMedium urgencyFresh produce weekly

Tembisa Food Garden

Tembisa, Ekurhuleni

Grows fresh vegetables that feed 300 local families and supply nearby kitchens.

NPO Registered Site Visited
Kasi Readiness ScoreAlmost Ready
71/100
How readiness works →
300 families · Weekly
Impact to date
9.5k mealsserved
4 sponsorspast
85% reportingcompliance
Urgent needGap R12,300

Seeds & irrigation

R6,200 raised of R18,500 · 34%

Without this, the next harvest for 300 families is at risk.

Needed before planting season
Fund This Need
Alex Learners' Feeding
School feedingHigh urgency800 meals / day

Alex Learners' Feeding

Alexandra, Johannesburg

Provides one hot meal every school day to vulnerable learners who would otherwise go hungry.

Verified NGO Section 18A Bank Verified
Kasi Readiness ScoreSponsor Ready
88/100
How readiness works →
800 learners · Daily
Impact to date
21.8k mealsserved
11 sponsorspast
96% reportingcompliance
Urgent needGap R8,400

Monthly food supply

R15,600 raised of R24,000 · 65%

Without this, 800 learners lose their only daily meal.

Food stock runs out in 5 days
Fund This Need

Illustrative examples of the needs Kasi Harvest is built to surface. Figures shown are for illustration.

Two ways to join

Be part of the movement

Whether you give or get involved, there's a place for you in the Kasi Harvest network.

Food donation handover at a township kitchen
Corporate volunteers helping in a community kitchen
Sponsor visiting an NGO feeding scheme
Sponsor-readyR12,000 gap

Donate / Sponsor

Fund meals, trees, seedlings, irrigation, compost, tools, equipment and training for verified township organisations.

Explore opportunities

For corporates, donors and CSI teams

Volunteers tending a township food garden
Youth packing food parcels for a school programme
A group volunteering together in a community garden
Weekend helpSkills needed

Volunteer

Plant trees, build gardens, mentor growers, help with harvests, distribute food or share skills that strengthen township food systems.

Find opportunities

For students, professionals and community members

Run a feeding scheme, kitchen, garden, farm or tree-planting initiative?

Apply for Phase 1 onboarding and join our founding network of township food security organisations.

Applying does not guarantee approval, funding or sponsorship.