Braamfischerville
1Min
South Africa
Dec 23, 2025
As the Black Coffee Foundation continues its campaign, the joy of giving takes centre stage, proving that even during the toughest of times, community spirit can shine brightly bringing smiles and hope to those who need it most.
On Monday, as part of its festive season campaign to feed the poor, the Black Coffee Foundation delivered hope and nourishment to more than 100 families in Braamfischerville, Soweto.
The foundation, which has embarked on similar drives in KZN and the Eastern Cape this festive has taken its heartwarming "Feed the Family, Share the Joy" Christmas campaign to the people.
Established by the internationally acclaimed South African DJ and music producer Black Coffee, whose real name is Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, the foundation continues to illuminate the lives of those facing hardship during the holidays.
The "Feed the Family" initiative exemplifies the true spirit of community support, providing essential food parcels designed to sustain families for up to two months. These parcels represent far more than mere sustenance; they serve as vital lifelines, offering reassurance and solidarity to families during particularly challenging times.
The foundation, which has been operational since 2010, made its inception memorable with an extraordinary 60-hour performance by Black Coffee at Maponya Mall. His roots in Mthatha, coupled with his personal journey in the music industry, shape the foundation's mission to uplift those in need throughout South Africa.
As the ripple effect of this charitable endeavour continues to spread, the foundation has already impacted the lives of over 500 families across various communities, from the vibrant streets of Soweto to the Eastern Cape. To date, more than 4,800 Christmas food parcels have been distributed, showcasing the foundation's unwavering commitment to combating food insecurity during the festive period.
In light of this remarkable outreach, the Black Coffee Foundation is reaching out to the public, supporters, and the global community, urging them to help expand its reach even further this holiday season. For £50 or R1000, individuals can sponsor a fully stocked Christmas food parcel, feeding an entire family in need. Each parcel is personalised with the sponsor's name, allowing them to connect with the families they are helping, thus creating a deeper sense of community and compassion.
