Joe Sibanyoni Foundation Contact Details

The Joe Sibanyoni Foundation is a South African non-profit working on economic inclusion. Its website is jsfoundation.africa, and it publishes a single mailbox and a contact form. It does not publish a telephone number or a street address, so anything claiming to be its phone number should be treated with care.

Official contact channels

• Email: admin@jsfoundation.africa
• A contact form on the foundation website, which asks for your name, email, phone and message
• The foundation lists social channels including Facebook, Instagram, X, WhatsApp, YouTube and TikTok
• A separate Donor Relations section on the site for funders and partners, which is the right route for a partnership approach rather than the general mailbox

Because there is no published switchboard, put your purpose in the subject line. The foundation says it welcomes questions about donating, volunteering and collaborating, and those go to different people internally.

What this organisation does

• The foundation states its focus areas as infrastructure development, enterprise development, empowerment and enablement, education, and elements of human dignity
• It describes its purpose as bridging the economic gap and improving lives, with a vision of equitable wealth distribution and opportunity
• It says it is guided by the legacy of Mr Joe Sibanyoni, named on the site as its Executive President, and his work uplifting marginalised communities and empowering black-owned businesses
• A donate route is published on the website for public contributions

If you have seen a learnership or job advert

Foundation-branded learnership and stipend adverts circulate widely on third-party job sites. Before acting on one, check it against the foundation own website and channels.

• A legitimate non-profit never charges a fee to apply for a learnership, a bursary or a job
• Be wary of any advert that asks for a registration payment, a training deposit, or your banking details up front
• Confirm an opportunity by writing to the published admin mailbox rather than replying to the advertiser, and treat a WhatsApp-only recruiter as unverified
• Report suspected recruitment fraud to the South African Police Service on 10111, or anonymously to Crime Stop on 08 600 10111

Governance documents

• The foundation publishes a privacy and confidentiality policy, a media release policy and a PAIA policy on its website
• The PAIA policy is the formal route for requesting records from a private body in South Africa
• Donors wanting a section 18A tax certificate should ask for confirmation of the foundation public benefit organisation status in writing before donating

Sources

• Joe Sibanyoni Foundation contact page, for the admin mailbox, the contact form and the listed social channels
• Joe Sibanyoni Foundation home page, for the focus areas, the vision statement and the reference to Mr Joe Sibanyoni as Executive President
• Joe Sibanyoni Foundation website navigation and footer, for the donate route, the donor relations section and the published privacy, media release and PAIA policies