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.

In addition to raising funds for all these worthy causes the purchase of any Relate bracelet also provides funds towards earning and upskilling opportunities for our local bracelet-makers, as well as enterprise development initiatives in South Africa.

Remember to look out for our signature ‘R’ bead; our mark of absolute commitment to accountability and transparency – there’s one on every Relate bracelet. It is a symbol you can trust that guarantees that the bracelet you are wearing for change does just that.

Amy Biehl Foundation, Endangered Wildlife Trust – Rhino Project and United Against Malaria bracelets

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Amy Biehl Foundation

The Amy Biehl Foundation in a non-profit organisation that works in townships in the Western Cape, specialising in after school care programmes for vulnerable children. By providing educational and cultural programmes, the foundation aims to develop well-rounded young people who make positive life choices and become contributing members of society.

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Endangered Wildlife Trust – Rhino Project

This bracelet raises funds for the endangered wildlife trust rhino project to help them fight against rhino poaching. They use interventions like sniffer dogs and a rapid response platform to help ensure the survival of this iconic animal.

Tiger’s Eye

United Against Malaria

United Against Malaria is an alliance of various organisations, including football players and governments, which aids the prevention and treatment of malaria across the African continent, both by providing preventative measures such as mosquito nets and by improving access to treatment.

Ikamva Labantu AIDS Programme, Ikamva Labuntu Women Empowerment Programme and Sorbet Empowering Women bracelets.

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Ikamva Labuntu AIDS Programme

This bracelet raises funds for Ikamva Labantu’s community health projects work with community leaders, teachers, parents, caregivers and families in Cape Town’s townships. Programmes include preventative health care, and focus on physical and mental well-being, specifically with regards to HIV/AIDS.

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Ikamva Labuntu Women Empowerment Programme

This beautiful bracelet raises funds for Ikamva Labantu to empower women in Cape Town’s township communities to become pre-school owners, by providing training and resources, and helping them to become self-reliant through access to government subsidies for pre-schools. This programme also helps to improve the level of care and learning for children in these communities.

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Sorbet Empowering Women (SEW)

The SEW bracelet raises money towards creating viable employment opportunities for disadvantaged women. Their aim is to identify suitable candidates to enrol in a professional training programmme, which will enable them to become skilled Nail Technicians. Once qualified, these Nail Technicians will either: be offered employment within the Sorbet Group or, be able to seek employment in other beauty salons or nail bars or, be able to start their own nail franchises (with the appropriate business training and support).

Paediatric AIDS Treatment for Africa (PATA) bracelet.

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Paediatric AIDS Treatment for Africa (PATA)

Support PATA with this bracelet; a non-profit organisation whose overarching goal is to promote and facilitate improved healthcare for HIV-infected children and their families. PATA works with more than 250 paediatric HIV clinics across 23 sub-Saharan African countries, promoting models of care that address the medical, psychosocial and material needs of the child and offer high quality, integrated, patient-centred and affordable services.

*All our other Relate cause bracelets are available online.