32 thoughts on “Trevor Noah Foundation South Africa”
J Paxxiel says:
Support of a Divine life purpose will always be found. To trust in that is one of the most profound parts of being a human in this incarnation this time around.
The difference we seek to witness is nothing more than the experience of a man who listens and provides a healthy frame of reference for what it means to be a MAN in this coexistence determinedly fulfilling his purpose. I’m happy to be of assistance. Congrats Trevor Noah, the one whose name was picked to not be a hindrance but instead be a Goddess-given license to afford you all the possibilities of being inherently priceless.
I resonate with the mission of the NPO of equipping orphans and vulnerable youth with education, life skills etc, because I am an orphan myself but had a privilege of being adopted by a loving family. I was born in the Eastern Cape which is challenged yearly in producing good/excellent matric results. so this initiative is much needed.
I would also like to request/suggest the foundation to also look at ways of creating reward programs for excellent teachers who add value to their learners/ education as a whole. The South African government has initiatives in place but I think business/media/communities could also play a vital role in creating even more creative programs, like TV/Documentaries/Memorabilia that will span through history, recognizing, celebrating and rewarding teachers who have effectively impacted students positively, even programs that can run all year through. I believe that can promote excellence, healthy competition and give a sense of purpose in the challenging school environments teachers are exposed to.
TNF, so proud of the work you’re doing. I look forward to seeing you aid more of our youth to study and gain skills overseas; so that they are exposed to a different way of living and thinking – we need to bring up leaders to/who have a bigger vision for South Africa.
TFN, so proud of the work that you are doing. I look forward to seeing you aid more of our youth to study and gain skills overseas; so that they are exposed to a different way of living and thinking. I believe now more than ever, we need to bring up leaders to/who have a bigger vision for South Africa. Happy holidays.
My journey with this foundation starts…
Great initiative – filling the gaps so children are given chance to grow…!!
Hope it flourishes tenfold and help achieve 100% literacy for next generation of kids… Love
Valli ( Australia)
I’m a South African living in the USA, and even though I cannot be home, the African air and people will forever be a part of me. I hope that we the people can, through education, learn to live and thrive together as one nation.
I met one of my friends Julia in South Africa and for my birthday she gave me Trevor Noah’s book, I loved it. I am running low on ideas on what to get for her birthday. Julia is inspiring, brilliant, caring and it gives me comfort and hope to know there are individuals like her in this world. I know she loves South Africa, has learned a lot there during her studies, and would want to do anything to help the underserved South African youth.
I would also like to donate my song “The Sun is Risin’ “and offer all proceeds from it’s development to The Trevor Noah Foundation, if possible. The song would need professional collaboration. , and can be used or changed in anyway helpful, for financial gain for The Trevor Noah Foundation. I wrote the song and sang the demo at the link below, if you are interested. I appreciated Trevors humor during the corona virus outbreak. I want to give him this gift of song, in thanks, and hope to help support the children of South Africa. Is there a way to get this message to Mr. Noah? Sincerely, Jane Hedrick, RN. https://www.smule.com/p/719707996_1956773736
I am donating monthly in honor of my husband, Michael, who passed away this year. He was a South African who grew up in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, just like Mr. Noah. He was a journalist, from a family of journalists. They left for the US just before Apartheid ended. Michael always said his proudest moment was voting for Nelson Mandela. He loved his home country and all of its people. This is my modest way to concretely show his love. This is my way to teach our children how to be proud of their South African heritage.
First of all, our deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss. We are forever grateful for your support and trust in us to honour Michael’s legacy. Many of our learners live in Hillbrow and surrounding areas. In our engagements with our learners, we’ll be thinking of Michael. May he rest in peace.
Warmest regards,
Shalane (Executive Director) and the Trevor Noah Foundation Team
Support of a Divine life purpose will always be found. To trust in that is one of the most profound parts of being a human in this incarnation this time around.
The difference we seek to witness is nothing more than the experience of a man who listens and provides a healthy frame of reference for what it means to be a MAN in this coexistence determinedly fulfilling his purpose. I’m happy to be of assistance. Congrats Trevor Noah, the one whose name was picked to not be a hindrance but instead be a Goddess-given license to afford you all the possibilities of being inherently priceless.
Read Born A Crime
Good work, Trevor.
Greetings from Germany.
I resonate with the mission of the NPO of equipping orphans and vulnerable youth with education, life skills etc, because I am an orphan myself but had a privilege of being adopted by a loving family. I was born in the Eastern Cape which is challenged yearly in producing good/excellent matric results. so this initiative is much needed.
I would also like to request/suggest the foundation to also look at ways of creating reward programs for excellent teachers who add value to their learners/ education as a whole. The South African government has initiatives in place but I think business/media/communities could also play a vital role in creating even more creative programs, like TV/Documentaries/Memorabilia that will span through history, recognizing, celebrating and rewarding teachers who have effectively impacted students positively, even programs that can run all year through. I believe that can promote excellence, healthy competition and give a sense of purpose in the challenging school environments teachers are exposed to.
Wishing the foundation only success !!!
Thanks
TNF, so proud of the work you’re doing. I look forward to seeing you aid more of our youth to study and gain skills overseas; so that they are exposed to a different way of living and thinking – we need to bring up leaders to/who have a bigger vision for South Africa.
TFN, so proud of the work that you are doing. I look forward to seeing you aid more of our youth to study and gain skills overseas; so that they are exposed to a different way of living and thinking. I believe now more than ever, we need to bring up leaders to/who have a bigger vision for South Africa. Happy holidays.
The young are our future.
It’s about time someone makes a real dent in change, by way of action. I hope that more see the true value in this opportunity.
Best investment I can make!
Thank you Trevor for being the true definition of a “Leader.”
Blessings back to you!
I’m making a donation mainly because I want to see change and improvements in the quality of education in South Africa.
I wish all the best to the continued success of this foundation. This donation is in honor of CODA, South Africa, and the Trevor Noah Foundation.
Thank Trevor for your story
All kids irrespective of religion or country deserves education, better life and bright future. Help each other always
Thanks Trevor’s impiring story!
My journey with this foundation starts…
Great initiative – filling the gaps so children are given chance to grow…!!
Hope it flourishes tenfold and help achieve 100% literacy for next generation of kids… Love
Valli ( Australia)
Thanks, Valli, for your support from Australia.
I’m a South African living in the USA, and even though I cannot be home, the African air and people will forever be a part of me. I hope that we the people can, through education, learn to live and thrive together as one nation.
Thank you, Edwin for your kind words. Education will indeed, enable our South African youth to thrive.
I am donating in honour of Noah Auerbach who lives in the USA on the occasion of his barmitzvah.
Thank you, Gayle and Noah!
The youth is my heart
I met one of my friends Julia in South Africa and for my birthday she gave me Trevor Noah’s book, I loved it. I am running low on ideas on what to get for her birthday. Julia is inspiring, brilliant, caring and it gives me comfort and hope to know there are individuals like her in this world. I know she loves South Africa, has learned a lot there during her studies, and would want to do anything to help the underserved South African youth.
Thank you for honouring Julia in such a meaningful way. Happy Birthday, Julia!
Education is key, even more so equal education
Absolutely. Thank you so much for your donation.
I would also like to donate my song “The Sun is Risin’ “and offer all proceeds from it’s development to The Trevor Noah Foundation, if possible. The song would need professional collaboration. , and can be used or changed in anyway helpful, for financial gain for The Trevor Noah Foundation. I wrote the song and sang the demo at the link below, if you are interested. I appreciated Trevors humor during the corona virus outbreak. I want to give him this gift of song, in thanks, and hope to help support the children of South Africa. Is there a way to get this message to Mr. Noah? Sincerely, Jane Hedrick, RN. https://www.smule.com/p/719707996_1956773736
Trying to do my part to contribute to bettering the world. Trevor Noah is smart, sensitive, sensible. I trust his platform.
Thank you, Eileen!
I read Trevors book. It was very eyeopening and I really would like to support people in South Africa.
Thanks for your hard work!
I read Trevors Book and would like to support your great work in South Africa!
I read Trevors book and would like to support the South African youth and future!
I am donating monthly in honor of my husband, Michael, who passed away this year. He was a South African who grew up in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, just like Mr. Noah. He was a journalist, from a family of journalists. They left for the US just before Apartheid ended. Michael always said his proudest moment was voting for Nelson Mandela. He loved his home country and all of its people. This is my modest way to concretely show his love. This is my way to teach our children how to be proud of their South African heritage.
Hi Johanna,
First of all, our deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss. We are forever grateful for your support and trust in us to honour Michael’s legacy. Many of our learners live in Hillbrow and surrounding areas. In our engagements with our learners, we’ll be thinking of Michael. May he rest in peace.
Warmest regards,
Shalane (Executive Director) and the Trevor Noah Foundation Team
This is a beautiful thing you have created. <3