2026 Edition
Institutional Profile
A formal introduction to the EF Legacy of Purpose Foundation for partners, funders, government departments, corporate social investment teams and institutional reviewers.
2026 Edition
Partnership and Funding Prospectus
EF Legacy of Purpose Foundation — partnership routes, funding priorities and what partners receive.
Overview
About this document
A funding and partnership document for corporates, foundations, government departments, faith institutions and individual benefactors.
Partnership Prospectus
2026 Edition · A4 PDF · v1.0
Last updated 5 August 2026
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Section 1
The invitation
The EF Legacy of Purpose Foundation is building something intended to outlive its Founder: a South African institution that restores dignity, opens doors and strengthens people.
We are inviting partners who want their contribution to be traceable, respectful and durable — not decorative.
Section 2
Partnership routes
- Strategic partnership — a multi-year relationship across programme delivery, funding and shared capability.
- Programme sponsorship — underwrite Feed a Family, Give a Girl Dignity or School Journey end to end.
- Legacy Village capital partnership — fund a named space, phase or infrastructure component.
- Professional partnership — legal, financial, health, education, psychosocial or creative expertise, offered pro bono or at cost.
- In-kind partnership — food, sanitary products, uniforms, shoes, stationery, transport, venues and logistics.
- Community and operational partnership — schools, churches, NGOs, NPOs and youth organisations delivering alongside us.
Section 3
Current funding priorities
- Recurring food relief capacity for households in crisis
- Menstrual dignity supply at school scale
- School fee, uniform and shoe support for children at risk of exclusion
- Monitoring, evaluation and reporting systems
- Legacy Village phase one capital
- Institutional capacity — governance, finance and safeguarding infrastructure
Section 4
What partners receive
- A named entry in the Foundation's public Partner Directory, where appropriate
- Programme-level reporting on the use of funds
- Direct access to the Foundation's executive leadership
- Consented, dignity-preserving impact material for internal and public reporting
- Clear, written terms describing what the partnership does and does not include
Section 5
Partnership standards
The Foundation only lists confirmed partners, and only publishes what it can substantiate.
- No partnership may be used to imply endorsement beyond its written scope.
- No beneficiary image, name or story is used without informed consent.
- Donations are never routed into commercial operations.
- Conflicts of interest are declared and recorded.
- Either party may end a partnership in writing without penalty to beneficiaries.
Section 6
Next steps
- Submit a partnership enquiry at https://eflegacy.org/partnerships
- Request a meeting with executive leadership
- Agree scope, reporting and duration in writing
- Begin delivery, with reporting from the first cycle
Enquiries: info@eflegacy.org · WhatsApp +27 82 427 7672 · https://eflegacy.org
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