Past Projects

A male rehabilitation centre operating in Mooiplaats Pienaarspoort squatter camp in Pretoria.

God First Foundation donated Groceries and also prepared different kinds of meal to entertain their students, volunteers and stakeholders.

God First Foundation also donated toiletries to all their students and volunteers, putting smiles on their faces #ITCANONLYBEGOD

On the 2nd December 2020, God First Foundation, was sponsored by Tapsonline Training (TAPS) to cater for 40 SMME’s beneficiaries from different communities in Tshwane Municipality Gauteng Province to be trained on construction and their 5 facilitating staff members as a way of TAPS giving back to the community.

The training programme took place at Rivers of Water Church in Jeff Masemola street Pretoria from the 3rd – 4th December 2020 and from 7th – 9th December 2020, where we served the beneficiaries and the facilitating staffs with breakfast comprising of Tea, Rooibos, Coffee, Scones or Muffins and Water and lunch comprising of Starch, Meat, Vegetable, Salad, Water and Juice on a daily changed menus during the session.

On the 11th December 2020 being the graduation day, God First Foundation went all out and provided the hall decoration, cultural music entertainment (Marimba), PA systems, Photography and Video coverage and also catered for the graduation ceremony of both the beneficiaries and their guests to a total of 68 people.

God First Foundation extends our sincere gratitude to Tapsonline Training (TAPS) for empowering us to serve the community.

In June 2020 God First Foundation NPO marked the birthday of the Founder and Co-Project Director by providing food parcels and vegetables to more than 30 families of the hardest hit as a result of this Covid-19 pandemic living in Arcadia, Sunnyside and Pretoria CBD Tshwane Municipality. It can only be God

In June 2020 God First Foundation NPO embarked on a social relief of distress families in this time of Covid-19 Pandemic and blessed 20 families living around Mamelodi and Acardia and Gezina, Sunnyside and Pretoria CBD in Tshwane Municipality with food parcels. Courtesy of Bethesda Dream Centre / Kealeboga Mahila. It can only be God.

In December 2019, God First Foundation realized that Christmas is all about giving and sharing and on this note; we extended our love to the homeless people living around Jeff Masemola and Bosman Streets Pretoria CBD and almost 65 people were dished with meal that brought smile on their faces. It can only be God

In June 2018, one of the directors of God First Foundation celebrated his birthday with over 45 less privileged people living on the streets in Pretoria CBD Tshwane Municipality by serving them with lunch and the project took place along Jeff Masemola street Pretoria CBD.

In November 2018, God First Foundation showed some love and feed over 55 less privileged people living around Bosman and Jeff masemola Streets in Pretoria CBD. It can only be God and courtesy of our donors.

In December 2018 (Christmas day), God First Foundation cannot forget that Christmas is all about giving and sharing as we showed some love and feed over 50 less privileged people living around Bosman and Jeff masemola Streets in Pretoria CBD. It can only be God and courtesy of our donors.

In January 2019, God First Foundation continued hosting HIV/AIDS awareness campaign at Ny 3 St Mary Magdalene Church in Guguletu Ward 41 and donated food parcels to 20 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and also made home visits to another 5 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and this project was funded by National Lotteries Commission.

In June 2019, God First Foundation continued hosting HIV/AIDS awareness campaign at Ny 3 St Mary Magdalene Church in Guguletu Ward 41 and donated food parcels to 27 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and this project was funded by National Lotteries Commission.

In August 2019, God First Foundation continued hosting HIV/AIDS awareness campaign at Ny 3 St Mary Magdalene Church in Guguletu Ward 41 and donated food parcels to 15 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and this project was funded by National Lotteries Commission.

In July 2016, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust embarked on a mission to assist the needy children, thereby reaching out to 40 children at Precious Peals Home in Pretoria CBD with Toiletries.

In April 2014, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust supported a church called Christian Life Ministries International Pretoria towards there orphanage outreach in Nigel by donating Clothes which also contributed in bringing smile to those less privileged ones.

In July 2012, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust joined hands with other like-minded organisations to commemorate Madiba day. The organisation used this opportunity to feed some of the street kids and adults who live on the streets of Jeff Masemola (former Jacob Mare) and Paul Kruger. This is an ongoing project to the present.

In December 2011, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust also embarked on a mission to support the ongoing projects of Bethesda Dream Centre in Pretoria Gauteng Province South Africa by donating the cash of R2600.00 (Two thousand six hundred rands).

In November 2009, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust embarked on a mission to assist the needy children in Nellmapius and approached Ms Esther Mosana the project director of Legae Day and Night Care Centre in Nellmapius Pretoria Gauteng Province South Africa to support their work by donating a sizeable quantity of groceries and clothes to 29 children and also fed the inmates with well-prepared meal and brought smiles on their faces.

In August 2007, God First Foundation networked with Ms Monica Moeletsi and Mr. Alfa Mahlako both from the Department of Social Development to assist the needy children of Ward 21of Lefiso, Lefiswane and GaMaria in Marapyne Community in Mpumalanga Province South Africa and donated Cloths to 59 less privileged children and the event was honored by the chairperson of Women’s Leagues, Councilors, Chief’s headmen, Children and their parents.

In December 2006 God First Foundation embarked on a mission to assist the needy children, worked together with Ms Monica Moeletsi of the Department of Social Development and managed to reach out to the children of Lotus Home during the Christmas season and ensured that these children had a pleasant and enjoyable Christmas just like children from normal homes. We provided 44 children with clothes, shoes and Christmas lunch. The ages were between 3-10 years old.

In December 2020 (Christmas day), God First Foundation NPO could not forget that Christmas is all about giving and sharing as we showed some love and was able to reach out to more than50 less privileged people living on the streets of Jeff Masemola, Paul Kruger and Bosman in Pretoria CDB Tshwane Municipality Gauteng Province South Africa. ItCan OnlyBeGodand courtesy of our donors

In June 2020 God First Foundation NPO extended their love to 10 identified distress families during this Covid-19 Pandemic in Moshawana Village Mafikeng North West Province by providing them with food parcels which was received and distributed by our provincial networking representative Pastor Phumzile Bekwapi. It can only be God.

In May 2020 God First Foundation NPO embarked on a social relief of distress in this time of Covid-19 Pandemic and blessed 9 families living around Pretoria West and Sunnyside and Pretoria CBD in Tshwane Municipality with Shoprite Vouchers for Food Parcels. Courtesy of Bethesda Dream Centre. It can only be God.

In December 2017, God First Foundation hosted HIV/AIDS awareness campaign at Ny 3 St Mary Magdalene Church Hall in Guguletu Ward 41 and donated Food parcels to 16 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and this project was funded by National Lotteries Commission.

In December 2017 (Christmas day), God First Foundation showed some love to 50 less privileged people living on the streets in Pretoria CBD by serving them with Christmas day lunch and the project took place along Jeff Masemola street Pretoria CBD.

In July 2018, God First Foundation was visible on Madiba’s day as we visited Kingdom Life Child and Youth Care Centre in Atteridgeville Pretoria and donated food parcels, clothing and shoes to their 56 in-house Children to the glory of God Almighty and courtesy of our donors.

In November 2018, God First Foundation and Nzuko Ndi Igbo Community Care South Africa, two organisations with like-minds visited Kingdom Life Child and Youth Care Centre in Atteridgeville Pretoria Gauteng and donated food parcels and clothing to their 56 in-house Children to the glory of God Almighty

In January 2019, God First Foundation visited Princess Pearls Orphanage (a home for the orphans and homeless children from 7 to 18 years boys and girls) in Loops Street, Pretoria CBD God First Foundation bought food parcels, sanitary and toiletry stuff for these beautiful children and we brought sunshine, love and smiles to them. What a wonderful day spend with these children and more blessings to God First Foundation as we continue to touch more lives. We would also like to thank all those that visited our website and donated because they made it possible for us to do this work for the less privileged.

In April 2019, God First Foundation continued hosting HIV/AIDS awareness campaign at Ny 3 St Mary Magdalene Church in Guguletu Ward 41 and donated food parcels to 10 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and also made home visits to another 5 HIV/AIDS infected or affected families and this project was funded by National Lotteries Commission.

In July 2019, God First Foundation NPO embarked on evangelism and feeding scheme project to a homeless environment around Fred Nicholson Street and Johan Heyns Drive Gezina Pretoria where, more than 50 less privileged people were fed and ministered with the WORD of GOD.

In March 2015, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust embarked on a mission again to assist   the needy children, thereby reaching out to the 65 children at Good Hope Community (Lotus Home) in Mabopane with sizeable clothes and Groceries

In July 2013, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust joined hands with other like-minded organisations to commemorate Madiba day. The organisation used this opportunity to feed some of the street kids and adults who live on the streets of Jeff Masemola (former Jacob Mare) and Paul Kruger. This is an ongoing project to the present.

In July 2012, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust joined hands with Bethesda Dream Centre, a like-minded organisation to organise several winter feeding projects for the street kids and adults within the environment. This is an ongoing project to the present.

In November 2010, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust embarked on a mission to assist the needy children associated to Bethesda Dream Centre in Pretoria Gauteng Province South Africa by donating Toiletries to 25 male and female kids.

In August 2008, God First Foundation and God First Vision Trust embarked on a mission to assist the needy children in Atteridgeville and got in touch with Ms Pataskala Ratsoma, the Project Director of Leamogetswe Safety Home in Atteridgeville Pretoria Gauteng Province to support their work with the most marginalized children of our community among whom are abandoned, abused, neglected, needy and homelessness and donated clothes to 46 children thereby assisting the community to improve its quality of life and alleviate its deprived circumstances.

In January 2007, God First Foundation embarked on a mission to assist the needy scholars, worked together with Ms Monica Moeletsi of the Department of Social Development and Mr John Hannekom who resides in Bokfontein and donated school uniforms and school shoes to 9 scholars both boys and girls. The organisation realised the need of school uniforms and school shoes for those children whose parents or guardians are unemployed.

God First Foundation after it was successfully incorporated in 2001, became a member of Tshwane Alliance for Street Children (TASC) and featured prominently in their workshop always held in Doxa Deo church conference hall in Pretoria central Gauteng South Africa from July 2002 till August 2005.