Recent Graduates Celebrate in Winterton Inspired Hope Director meeting Khumalo family Bonela Secondary graduation Facilitators in the classroom

Ubuntu Partners Trust

Org #98921
Vetted since 2022 Top Ranked
2018
year founded
$72,662
raised on GlobalGiving
3
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Ubuntu Partners Trust is a faith-based entity offering legal structure and administrative support to independently-run projects providing underserved South African communities with education and sustainable development.

Projects (2)

Be Strong Be Wise South Africa
South Africa / Education
Be Strong Be Wise South Africa
Ubuntu Education Fund
South Africa / Education
Ubuntu Education Fund
Project Leaders
Barbara Borgman
Barbara Borgman
Amy R Carpenter
Amy R Carpenter
Gwendyn Borgman
Gwendyn Borgman
Team
Barbara T Borgman, Gwendyn Borgman
Organization Information
8 Bedford Road Cowies Hill, Pinetown KZN 3610 South Africa
South Africa
+27 83387 8142
Organization Information
8 Bedford Road Cowies Hill, Pinetown KZN 3610 South Africa
South Africa
+27 83387 8142

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

BSBW Data Shows Learner Retention Over the Long Haul

By Amy R Carpenter | Founder/Lead Educator

BSBW is currently in full swing with its latest round of classes for the year. All five teams have school relationships they have fostered and cultivated. Currently, each school is either receiving... Read the full report ›

May 26, 2026 | Ubuntu Education Fund
Sticks in a Bundle: Strength in Collaboration

By Barbara Borgman | Manager Ubuntu Education Fund

Step Stool Where Needed was the title of our last report.  About four of our KCV alumni, some complelety on their own but not doing that well. are in need of intervention and ongoing... Read the full report ›

Gender Equality in the Classroom: Be Strong, Be Wise - South Africa is Taking Off!

By Amy Carpenter | Fighting for Gender Equality in South Africa

"My favorite part of the Be Strong, Be Wise course was learning that boys and girls are equal." The young man, age 16, said these words in our closing class at Bonela Secondary School in Durban. The... Read the full report ›
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