Feeding Project (2002-2025)
Feeding Outreach (2002-2025)
* Feeding planned for 2025: Feeding for hungry and malnourished children.
* Papillon donated vouchers for local community projects (2024).
* Papillon gave food items (and goods) to local street people (2002-2024).
* Papillon gave fruit and sweets for children at creche on local farm (children of the farmworkers) (2024).
* Papillon gave biscuits and goodie bags for staff of two children NPO’s (2024).
* Papillon purchased and gave apples to local children’s charity (2024).
* Papillon gave gift vouchers for the food for local poor elderly persons for their Christmas lunch (2023).
* Papillon bought food for food parcels for the children and their families in a local primary school (2023).
* Papillon bought fruit and biscuits for children who had to be rehoused due to their school flooding (2023).
* Papillon crowdfunded money and donated it to the feeding of disadvantaged school children at a local NPO (2021-2023).
* Papillon funded a local NPO’s Feed-A-Family Campaign with 545 bales of nutritional porridge. Each bale having 80 servings, amounting to 43 636 meals in three towns at 21 schools in one area, and 5 schools in another area (2020).
*Papillon partnered with a local soup kitchen by providing money for them to purchase food (May-Aug 2020).
*Food and bottled water handed out to hungry destitute people on the streets (Dec 2018-April 2020).
*Mercy Flight – 50 food parcels were distributed to destitute people on 30 Dec 2019.
*Annual Tea Parties at Old-Age Homes – Papillon held annual tea parties at different Old-Age Homes. Papillon and its members organised the cake and eats for each home (2002-2017).
*Masterchef – Papillon was appointed as the food distributor for Masterchef (MNet TV programme) for all food utilized in the making of the programme in 2012 and 2013. MasterChef reality MNet show donated all left over unopened dry-goods, dairy, and fresh produce to Papillon who distributed this food to N.P.O’s and Community Projects in the Gauteng and Western Cape Provinces. This food amounted to over a Million Rand’s worth of goods, with thousands fed.
2012 – 15 truckloads to 22 NPO’s (14 Projects in the Cape & 8 Projects in Gauteng)
2013 – 27 truckloads to 62 NPO’s (41 Projects in the Cape & 21 Projects in Gauteng)
*Soup Kitchen (2002-2007): 144 618 persons fed (**bread with meals) (24 103 per year x 6 years).
*Bread distribution (2002-2006): 37 500 loaves to schools & feedings schemes & for Papillon’s feeding.
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)
Distribution Project (2002-2025)
426 tons of goods (blankets, food, clothing, equipment, toys, sweets, end-of-year gifts, furniture, bedding, adult diapers, and other goods) have been distributed to needy communities across SA through community centres, NPO’s/NGO’s, churches, clinics, schools; and directly to needy families and individuals.
LATEST DISTRIBUTION (2018-2025)
* Planned distribution for 2025: Goods to needy through local NPO’s.
* Clothing and food to local street people (2023-2024).
* 300 A4 envelopes given to the administration department of local NPO for disabled children (2024).
* Christian books and resources given to local community leader for work in townships (2024-2025).
* Bibles and Christian books to a local community church’s Bible School (2023).
* A Laminating Machine and laminating pockets for community work in local community (2023).
* Water, cooldrinks and clothing for the gardeners in the local village garden project (vegetable gardening for community feeding projects) (2023).
* Clothing to the local counselling centre (2023).
* Dog blankets and items to local animal rescue team (2022).
* Bags of clothes and kitchen equipment given to local counselling centre (2022).
* Bag of sweet and savoury biscuits, and food hamper bags for grieving family in farming community (lost son) (May 2022).
* Chocolate bars for Victim Support volunteers and community members who attended kiddies party (2022).
* Goods to local animal welfare NPO (2022).
* Clothing and goods to the local counselling Centre (2022).
* Toys and sweets for children at children’s party for orphan child (March 2022).
* Fluffy toys to Victim Support (2022).
* 138 bottles of water given to local NPO for the children and youth. The quantities: 1 litre still (5 cases of 12) = 60 bottles; 500 ml flavoured (9 cases of 6) = 54 bottles; 500 ml flavoured (2 cases of 12) = 24 bottles (Jan 2022).
* Instruments donated to local children and youth music centre (2 guitars, 1 electronic piano, 2 guitar stands) (Sept 2021).
* Clothing and ornaments to local counselling centre for them to sell in their charity shop, and biscuits for the staff (Aug 2021).
* Dog food and dog blankets to the local animal welfare for rescued dogs & cats (Aug 2021).
* Easter goodies for the staff and volunteers of local NPO’s and the Victim Support Unit (March 2021).
* Christmas donation of boxes of chocolates and biscuits and R1000 in gift vouchers given to the a local home for disabled and special needs children on International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 Dec 2020).
* Christmas biscuits and chocolates for staff & volunteers of the local counselling centre (Dec 2020).
* Apples (from a local farm) given to the children and youth of local youth centre (Nov 2020).
* Gifts given to the staff and volunteers of the Victim Support Unit, and two local NPO’s (Oct 2020).
* An almost new 2-in-1 Washer/Dryer Machine given to the local counselling Centre (Oct 2020).
* Baby blankets to Victim Support Unit (Oct 2020).
* Bags of women’s & men’s clothing & shoes to local counselling centre (June 2020).
* 1540 Children nappies purchased for local home for disabled children (March 2020).
* 140 Adult diapers/nappies arranged for local Old Age Home (Feb & June 2020).
* Apples (from a local farm) and lollipop sweets given to local kids programme (Feb 2020).
* Boxes Biscuits, bags Mielie meal, and bookmarks for the counsellors, staff & beneficiaries of local counselling centre (Feb 2020).
* Boxes filled with toys, books and clothing (second-hand) given to local animal welfare” for rescued dogs and cats (Dec 2019).
* 2000 pairs of slippers, 202 towels and 6 grey fleece gowns distributed to the state-pension pensioners at an old age home and frail care centre (Oct 2019).
* Lollipop sweets given to needy children in local township (Oct 2019).
* Boxes biscuits donated to the local Home Affairs staff (Oct 2019).
* Boxes filled with blankets and bedding given to local animal welfare for rescued dogs and cats (Aug 2019).
* Boxes filled with clothing, bedding, curtains and other goods to the local counselling centre (Aug 2019).
* Mandela Day 2019: Sweet and toy packets for 60 children at local primary school; and chocolates and biscuits for the teachers and staff of the school (July 2019). Papillon donated refurbished computers to this school too.
* Seven (7) large refuse bags of clothing divided between a local Old Age Home and township communities (2018).
* Papillon contributed towards the party for 50 needy children in local township (16 Dec 2018) by donating the individual packets of crisps for the party packs; as well as the sausages for the hotdogs.
* Papillon was invited to unveil a Cancer Remembrance Wall at a local school, with the wall painted by a local artist. Papillon also participated in the opening of their new Computer Centre and School Hall (2018). Papillon donated refurbished computers to this school too.
* 9540 quality imported adult diapers/nappies were distributed (2018) to 8 local NPO’s (for their beneficiaries), as well as to hundreds of individual community members at various distribution points.
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)
Victim Support Project (2002-2024)
Mentorship (2023-2024)
There are not many positive role models and mentors in the areas that the young girls come from, so some community leaders have taken it up to bring change in the lives of these girls, and to be the positive role models and mentors that these youngsters so desperately need. Through this intervention, the girls are really motivated to become better citizens and to help eradicate poverty in their communities by staying in school and working hard. Papillon provided monetary gift vouchers and goods to this programme (2023-2024).
Community Programmes and Events (2020-2024)
*Papillon donated gift vouchers and goods to local community projects (2020-2024).
*Papillon donated money and goods to a local NPO who counsels victims of rape, abuse, and crime (2019-2023).
*Papillon donated gift vouchers & goods to the Victim Support Unit (2020-2022).
*Papillon donated gifts, chocolates, goodies and biscuits to the staff and volunteers of the Victim Support Unit and to the staff of two other NPO’s in local community (2020-2022).
*Party for orphan child (Papillon opened in prayer and message) (2022).
*Ministering and counselling for grieving family (Papillon prayer, goods and ministering) (2022).
*Spiritual Crime Prevention launch (Papillon opened in prayer) (2022).
*Spiritual Crime Prevention meetings and committee work (2022).
*Workshop against gender violence (Papillon opened in prayer) (2021).
*Community team building day (Papillon opened in prayer) (2020).
Trauma training project (2015-2022)
Papillon crowd-funded for these internationally accredited workshops (CPD points) from 2015 to 2022, where participants applied for CPD points upon completion of the training. 1593 participants have completed the workshops during these 8 years, with workshops offered in South Africa, Africa and Ecuador.
Freshstart (2021)
A Freshstart initiative was held, from June to November 2021, for local NPO workers and the Victim support unit volunteers. They were given skills and tools to help themselves to experience mental and spiritual healing from trauma and stress, and to help others to experience this same freedom. These workshops ran for 2 hours once a week. Papillon organised the venues, invited the participants, had the booklets printed, provided the stationery and refreshments, and paid for the transport of the trainers.
Human Rights Project (2002-2008)
3146 persons were assisted by Papillon’s Human Rights Project & 1426 people attended the Human Rights Workshops organised by Papillon.
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)
Children Project (2002-2024)
*Papillon gave goods and money to local children’s NPO (2024).
*Papillon donated money to a local NPO for children with disabilities (2024).
* Papillon gave fruit and sweets for children at creche on local farm (2024).
* Papillon gave biscuits and goodie bags for staff of two children NPO’s (2024).
* Papillon gave fruit (received from local farmer) to local children’s charity (2024).
*Annual Mandela day outreach for children (2002-2023).
*Papillon donated gift vouchers to a local NPO working with disabled special needs children (2020).
*Papillon hosted annual end-of-year presents (2002-2018) [9098 presents in total for 17 years].
*Papillon organized annual children outings (2002-2016).
*Papillon had Special needs youth trained & receive University of JHB Waiter Training (2008).
*Papillon organized Anger Management workshops for high school students (2005).
*Papillon trained youth in English (2004).
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)
Education & Training Project (2002-2024)
School Support Project (2024)
Papillon support for local school and its community (2024).
School Library Project (2023-2024)
Papillon support for local primary school library (2023-2024).
Papillon donated funds to a local needy primary school, in a crime-ridden area, for their library project. The funds were used to purchase books (2023).
Coding Training Project (2021-2024)
Papillon partnered with a local NPO to give free coding training to poor and disadvantaged youth and children. This is to offer the children a chance for their future. In 2020, Papillon placed new laptops for the pilot project which ran in 2021, and the pilot project was a great success. Other role players have now come on board and donated desktop and tablet computers so that more children and youth are being assisted. A weekly computer literacy and coding programme is now given, alongside a computer-based Mathematics programme. This training has now moved on to Robotics training.
Computer Refurbishment Project (2007-2020)
1706 computers were refurbished and placed by Papillon at 94 centres – including NPO’s, clinics, schools, community projects, churches, prisons, and special needs schools in South Africa & Africa.
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)
Previous Skills Training Projects (2002-2024)
Coding Project (NPO/School curriculum) 2021-2024
Trauma Training Project (CPD points) 2015-2022
Freshstart (at Victim Support centre & local NPO) 2021
ICDL E-Learner (MICT SETA Accreditation) July 2009-Sep 2018
ICDL Intermediate (Core) (MICT SETA Accreditation) 2006-2017
ICDL Advanced (Profile) (MICT SETA Accreditation) 2015-2017
ICDL Project Planning (ICDL Accredited) 2013-2014
Wits University English language training (levels 1-3) 2002-2014
English language basics 2002
SETA Project Management Advanced level 4 (SETA) 2012
SETA Project Management Fundamentals level 4 (SETA) 2011-2012
SAGE Pastel Training (Pastel Accreditation) 2008-2010
PC & Web basic (Laragh Skills Training certificate) 2007-June 2009
University of JHB Waiter Training (UJ certificate) 2008
Papillon typing 2006
Wits University P & DM basic computers (Wits certificate) 2004-2006
Papillon Anger Management 2005
Wits University Project Management (Wits certificate) 2004
Papillon Youth English 2004
Harrison Development Tennis 2004
Papillon sewing and knitting 2002-2003
Human Rights training 2002-2008
Current and previous stats: 2002-2024 (information in Annual Reports)