Welcoming the incoming director

Welcoming the incoming director

The board and staff of the FunDza Literacy Trust are delighted to welcome Lea-Anne Moses to the team as the incoming director. Lea-Anne officially joins FunDza on 1 December 2021. Lea-Anne brings a wealth of experience in the nonprofit and corporate CSI space to the...
The search is on… for a new director!

The search is on… for a new director!

You’ve heard right… FunDza is looking for a new director! It’s been more than 10 years for me at the helm of this fantastic organisation – and both FunDza and I are ready – ready for a change. A change of pace, for me; and a change of leadership and...
The journey to organisational innovation

The journey to organisational innovation

FunDza believes that the ability to read and write transforms lives. South Africa is a book-poor and reading-poor country – we exist to change that. To do this we provide teens and young adults with access to high-interest exciting reading content that speaks to their...
Good Morning FunDza!

Good Morning FunDza!

The FunDza team are all missing each other so much. We were last together in the office over two months ago now. We miss the chatting, the jokes, the support, the sharing. We have grown strong together as a team over the last year, working through hard times,...
Introducing the star-gazing Busiswa!

Introducing the star-gazing Busiswa!

When Busiswa applied for the internship with FunDza we were impressed by her creative cover letter that told us about her love of gazing at the stars. In her words… My name is Busiswa Mahonono. I would like to think that I was given the name because I was truly...
A warm welcome to Marche Arends

A warm welcome to Marche Arends

Towards the end of last year we received the sad news that Zimkhitha wanted to stretch her wings and do other exciting work and things. It was a blow – as Zimkhitha felt like an irreplaceable institution at FunDza… so we created a new position instead: one...
Welcome back, Tamica

Welcome back, Tamica

Among the new hires was a not so new face: Tamica Mopp! Tamica had worked at FunDza previously but had left due to personal and study commitments. She’s back with loads of ideas, and so much passion too. Previously she’d been running the children’s...
From a state of shock to a moving talk by Amber

From a state of shock to a moving talk by Amber

Imagine the shock of getting a call at work. I should probably point out that no one would ever call me at work if they know me personally. The caller was a woman from Communiversity in Vrygrond, Cape Town. Communiversity is an organisation aimed at helping young...