The Amy Foundation is a non-profit organisation that offers programmes to develop and empower youth, ages 5-35, living in challenged and vulnerable communities within the Western Cape. Their After School Programme supplements the shortcomings of the educational system in the townships. By focusing on creativity the Amy Foundation aims to make learning enjoyable while also fostering the drive for academic success. Their Youth Skills Development Programme prepares young people for employment.
Many individuals in Relate's production team were introduced by the Amy Foundation.
South Africa continues to demonstrate its indomitable spirit in tackling systems of poverty and inequality to create a more equitable and prosperous future for all.
Every Youth Month, South Africans get a chance to reflect on the victories and challenges faced by the youth over the past year. But how organisations can support South Africa's...
Relate supports The Amy Foundation and lots of little girls like Kaylah through the sale of Relate Amy Foundation bracelets.
Delta and Relate: A Flightpath To Social Upliftment
Valentine’s Day is a marketer's dream. Whether you celebrate it or not, someone special in your life would love to receive a gift and you don't want to disappoint them.
Valentine's Day is a marketer's dream. Whether you celebrate it or not, someone special in your life would love to receive a gift and you don't want to disappoint them.
Gifts for Valentine's Day needn't break the bank. Interesting gift ideas for your Valentine
In South Africa, many people have everything they could wish for while others live with nothing or very little.
Everyone has that one friend or family member who is impossible to shop for, because they’ve already bought everything they want.
A simple string of beads made and sold through a uniquely sustainable business model has seen the Amy Biehl Foundation (ABF) in Cape Town, South Africa benefit by R1 062 464.
A simple string of beads made and sold has seen the Amy Biehl Foundation (ABF) benefit by more than R 1 million.
A simple string of beads, made and sold through a uniquely sustainable business model, has seen the Amy Biehl Foundation (ABF) in Cape Town, benefit by R1,062,464.
A SIMPLE string of beads, made and sold through a uniquely sustainable business model, has seen the Amy Biehl Foundation (ABF) in Cape Town benefit by more than Ri million.
With Relate you’re not just buying a fashion accessory, you’re buying a gift that’ll help support social upliftment through various amazing charities.
Teenagers get a bad rap for being self-absorbed and selfish all the time. If you’re sick of being lumped with a reputation you don’t deserve, use Christmas to quietly rebel...
The festive season is a time for giving and for those with children, there’s nothing quite like seeing the joy on their faces when they open their presents at Christmas.
One way to sidestep the ghastly greed of “me me me” at Christmas time and tune into a deeper level of giving, is to try to make sure that the money that you are spending on your...
SA Weddings recently attended the launch of Relate bracelets’ online store and celebration of their 1 millionth bracelet sale. Now for those of you who don’t know, Relate is a...
Youth Day is coming up on 16 June, and while it may sound like a cliché, young people are our future – literally. So what’s being done to empower youth today?
June is Youth Month and in honour of Youth Day (16 June 2014) we encourage you to wear your Amy Biehl Foundation bracelet as a symbol of your support in the development,...
An organisation promoting hand-beaded bracelets has helped empower many young women and helped them pay for further education and training.
Soon after reaching our millionth-bracelet-sold mark, we decided to take a look at the overall impact of the R17.5 million raised in funds so far.
We often get asked which stores sell Relate bracelets so we compiled a list of our retail stockists and some information on the beneficiaries that they support.
This August marks the twentieth anniversary of Amy Biehl’s untimely death. This gives us a perfect opportunity to reflect on the past twenty years in South Africa, whilst...
