Beyond Community is where our work begins. As a certified non-profit, we walk alongside young families, train new generations of coffee professionals, and back the people already doing extraordinary work in the communities around us.
Our Heart
A school-based programme for at-risk boys and the families behind them. We catch boys before they fall through the cracks — building champions, and the support systems that keep them standing.
Coffee is a growing industry and a doorway out of unemployment. This programme walks alongside South Africans as they build coffee, business, and life skills — the kind of expertise that turns into sustainable careers.
Our Local Partners
A mentorship-based surf programme using the ocean as a vehicle for personal and spiritual growth in the lives of young people from Ocean View. Every surfer is paired with a mentor for consistent, one-on-one guidance both in and out of the water.
A community greening project tending to the road verges of Noordhoek every week since 2013 — clearing, planting, pruning, and turning shared roadside space into something worth looking at.
L327 is the youth outreach arm of CrossFit Masiphumelele. The programme uses the gym to teach young men and women work ethic, discipline, and the lasting values that translate to every other area of their life.
A voice for the voiceless — committed to the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation, finding and walking with children as they move from brokenness to wholeness and hope.
Confidential support in the Fish Hoek Valley for anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy or the weight of a past one — pregnancy options coaching, adoption support, and post-abortion recovery, without judgement.
An online reading programme pairing every developing reader with a real-life mentor — at their level, at their pace.
After-school homework help, tutoring, and hot meals for around 70 children from Grade R to Grade 12 — alongside family support and the wraparound care that makes learning possible.
Walking alongside pregnant women and mothers of children up to age 2 — through home visits, support groups, and practical training in the most formative window of a child’s life.