Get Involved
“Where you live, shouldn’t determine
whether you live or whether you die” – Bono
With more than 335,000 annual births of children with congenital heart disease in Africa, we need your help! By supporting The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa, you are ensuring that Africa’s children will be given the appropriate care they need to recover from debilitating heart conditions and lead healthy lives. Help Us! Help Them!
It’s All Heart!
The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa was founded by Prof. Rob Kinsley in 2019. Prof Kinsley has performed over 15,000 heart surgeries in his 5 decades as a heart surgeon, mostly on children. The “All Heart” video shares Rob’s vision for paediatric cardiac care in Africa.
Make A Donation
Thank you for considering a donation to The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa. Your belief in the importance of our work will make a life-changing difference to many children with CHD across Africa. The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa is a registered charity 222-720 NPO / PBO registration is in progress.
Account Holder: The Children’s Cardiac
Foundation of Africa Trust
Account Number: 62799665371
Bank: First National Bank,
a division of FirstRand Bank Limited
Branch Code: 210554
Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ
For enquiries, please contact funding@tccfa.org
1st Annual Birdies for Babies Golf Day
The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa would like to invite you to participate in the 1st Annual Birdies for Babies Golf Day on 30 May 2019. We encourage you to purchase a four-ball or introduce your brand to our players by sponsoring a hole on The Woods at Mount Edgecombe Country Club, Durban. All proceeds raised through this initiative will be used to fund heart surgery for three babies with CHD. Tournament details coming soon.
Little Pine Tree
The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa is proud to work with Little Pine Tree, a social enterprise, empowering women from different backgrounds. In May 2015, Goeun Bae started a toy making workshop at the Parkhurst Recreation Centre in Johannesburg. Hoping to create a space where unemployed women could meet and learn a practical skill, Goeun teaches the women to make beautiful and unique toys using the art of amigurumi. Beneficiaries of The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa each receive one of these hand-made toys while recovering in hospital. Individuals who make cash donations in excess of R1000 can request a toy for themselves or choose to have the toy donated to a beneficiary of the Foundation on their behalf. Not only will you bring smile to a child, you will also help the women at Little Pine Tree generate an income to support themselves and their families. For enquiries, please contact funding@tccfa.org.