The Late Miss Rhirandu Baloyi gave birth to Xikombiso Doreen Ngobeni on 28 February 2013. Sadly Miss Baloyi was killed in a tragic accident in Diepsloot on 16 November 2014; leaving Baby Doreen (18 months at the time) in the care of her grandmother in Venda.

The news of Miss Baloyi’s passing was received by PinnAfrica through her brother Jabulani Baloyi; who was employed as a security officer at PinnAfrica’s Office Park.

We have committed ourselves to contribute clothing, food and a must for any baby girl some toys on a monthly basis, in this way making sure that Baby Doreen’s grandmother doesn’t need to carry the responsibility on her own.

We were made aware of the need for sponsorships for two individuals David and Jasmin who recently qualified for the National Gymnastics Championships in Cape Town. We are proud to say that we have assisted these two talented children and their coaches to get to Cape Town to partake in the National Championships.

For more information or to get involved with these up and coming South African gymnasts, you can follow Urban Ruins on Facebook or their Official Webpage.

On Tuesday the 23rd of November 2010 the PinnAfrica staff headed into the suburb of Observatory in Gauteng to the Maria Kloppers Children Home for its annual Christmas away day. This is the fourth year that PinnAfrica has invested its time and money into this extremely worthwhile cause. This time around we put in a new kitchen in the baby area, painted the roofs, jungle gyms for the children as well as replaced the gutters and inserted three new security gates.

The Maria Kloppers Home is for children who have been abused, abandoned and neglected, as well as for children’s whose lives have been devastated by AIDS.