The Solidarity Fund was designed as a rapid response vehicle to mobilise South Africa in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting health, humanitarian and social consequences. Having received in excess of R3 Billion in the form of donations, the Fund works to augment the government’s response to this unprecedented challenge by assisting existing programmes and initiatives across all 9 provinces. Inspired by our nation’s resolve, unity and spirit, we are committed to creating impact through our ongoing work to manage and, eventually, contain this virus.

Summary

TOTAL PLEDGED

R3,22 Billion

DONATIONS RECEIVED

R3,22 Billion

ALLOCATED

R2,76 Billion

DISBURSED

R2,18 Billion

Unaudited figures as of 15/04. Please expect up to 48 hours for Donations to clear and reflect.

Payroll giving

As of 15/04

Donations Received

As of 15/04

Impact

The Solidarity Fund was established with a clear mandate aimed at having maximum impact through rapid and coordinated action. Our purpose is to mobilise and coordinate financial and in-kind contributions from all South Africans and members of the international community. We are then tasked with distributing contributions to effectively combat the health crisis and the social and humanitarian consequences of the pandemic - helping to bring South Africans together to play their part in fighting COVID-19.

Health Response

Supporting urgent aspects of the health system response, and supporting and protecting front-line health workers.

Humanitarian Pillar

Providing humanitarian support to and strengthening the most vulnerable households and communities

Behavioural Campaign

Uniting the nation in action against COVID–19 and encourage behaviour change in local communities

33,9 Million

Adults reached through the Solidarity and behavioural campaign

1,2 Million

Reagent and extraction kits to enable testing

52 Thousand

Critical health care equipment for hotspot provinces

280 Thousand

Households reached and provided with food parcels

106 Thousand

Tests provided by increasing testing capacity

20 Thousand

Non-invasive ventilators manufactured which has activated local manufacturing capacity (850 distributed)

35 Thousand

Household/subsistence farmers to receive farming input vouchers in rural areas

45 Thousand

To assist with the Seroprevalence study

200 Hundred

Ventilators procured and scheduled to arrive in South Africa in September

135 Thousand

Households targeted to receive food vouchers

41 Million

Units of PPE procured. 36million units have been dispatched to all 9 provinces

1.1 Million

Units of PPE procured for medical students

133 Hundred

Shelters and care centres provided with PPE and critical medical services to assist women and children affected by GBV

Solidarity in Action

  • Project NameAmount AllocatedAmount Disbursed
    J&J SAMRC Implementation R50 000 000R24 382 341
    Siemen EC Equipment and Hospital DonationR10 730 994R5 462 897
    Essential equipment funding for KZNR62 829 387-
    Essential equipment funding for GPR104 359 369R14 904 961
    Essential equipment funding for EC
    		 R75 833 058
    		R61 300 950
    Essential equipment funding for WC
    		 R119 996 719
    		R38 216 524
    Vaccines - COVAX Facility R283 326 720R283 326 720
    Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) - Seroprevalence Study
    		 R45 814 453
    		R22 907 226
    SAMRC testing capacity
    		 R38 188 192 R32 075 869
    Testing capacity - ICPA
    		 R25 305 000
    		 R9 698 333
    DG Murray Trust Community Heath worker PPE funding
    		 R90 000 000
    		R72 980 193
    Manufacturing of ventilators – CSIR
    		 R212 034 978
    		R203 234 904
    Manufacturing of ventilators - SAVE-P
    		 R40 614 480
    		 R40 649 524
    NDOH PPE for in-hospital HCWs
    		 R648 610 480
    		R600 170 576
    NDOH International Ventilators
    		 R22 000 000
    		R19 913 564
    NDOH PPE CHW
    		R 145 302 778 R 125 926 360
    NHLS test kits
    		R250 000 000
    		 R250 868 993
    National ventilator production project, prototype and manufacturing
    		 R9 773 965
    		R5 759 581
    Total R 2 234 797 152 R 1 811 779 518
  • Project NameAmount AllocatedAmount Disbursed
    GBV Programme 2R75 161 355R8 118 263
    GBVF FUnd Donation R10 000 000-
    Farming Input Vouchers (Mezzanineware)R100 000 000 R68 152 343
    Food Relief Phase 2: Praekelt - 60000 Vouchers
    		R55 269 200
    		R45 382 851
    Food Relief Phase 2: Mthunzi Network - 45000 vouchers
    		R22 010 800
    		 R16 821 525
    Food Relief Phase 2: M4JAM - 20000 Vouchers
    		R15 375 000
    		R15 759 000
    Food Relief Phase 2: SANZAF - 10000 vouchers
    		R7 345 000
    		R7 345 000
    Tshikululu Execution-R189 648
    GBV Phase 1: National GBV command centre (NICDAM)
    		R4 852 825
    		R4 852 825
    GBV Tshikululu Execution R276 276R276 276
    GBV Phase 1: National Shelter Movement
    		R8 400 759
    		R8 400 750
    GBV Phase 1: Gift of the Givers & NPA
    		R2 451 616
    		R2 451 656
    GBV Phase 1: Black Circle Communications
    		R4 034 580
    		R4 034 572
    Food Relief Programme Phase 1
    		R120 000 000
    		R117 330 286
    TotalR425 177 411R299 115 286
  • Project NameAmount AllocatedAmount Disbursed
    Behaviour Change Campaign PII a
    		R45 000 000
    		R52 210 000
    Behaviour Change Campaign PII b
    		R55 000 000-
    NCP - COVID Communications R2 666 667-
    NCP - C-19 People Coaliation R2 666 667-
    NCP - CCFR2 666 667-
    GCSI Comms Research for Vaccine Roll-outR2 000 000-
    SACC SupportR2 000 000-
    Behaviour Change Contunuity (Phase 1,5)
    		R4 900 000
    		R5 632 221
    Media Campaign - COVID Alert
    		R15 000 000
    		R17 250 000
    Citizens in Solidarity - Production
    		R7 000 000
    		R5 919 035
    Citizens in Solidarity – Media
    		R13 000 000
    		R14 654 068
    Interfaith Portal – Activation
    		R493 200
    		-
    Funerals Expansion
    		R1 000 000
    		-
    TBWA - Premier Foods Initiative
    		R450 755
    		-
    Tekano - Civil Society
    		R180 000
    		-
    TBWA - Campaign Collateral
    		R825 430
    		R332 596
    In transformation initiative - Return to Work
    		R620 000
    		R713 000
    Right to Care – Funerals/TL/EC
    		R1 266 757
    		R1 266 757
    Zenex F - Safe Return to School
    		R1 200 000
    		R1 200 000
    SK52 - Track and Trace
    		R1 577 022
    		R1 986 999
    The Community Constituency COVID-19 Front
    		R5 000 000
    		R162 171
    Grounded Media – Radio Campaign
    		R796 000
    		R915 400
    Rx Radio SA – Radio Campaign
    		R100 000 R100 000
    Ask Afrika – Research and Feedback
    		R690 000
    		R690 000
    Loud Hailers (Powersound & Paul Brothner)
    		R3 310 274
    		R3 315 815
    DG Murray Trust - Sikhaba Radio Series II
    		R7 000 000
    		R7 000 000
    SA Council of Churches
    		R4 000 000
    		R4 000 000
    Radio education campaign
    		R7 000 000
    		R7 000 000
    TotalR187 900 000R124 348 062

Fulfilling our mandate

It’s easy to look at numbers as an indication of the success of the work undertaken by the Solidarity Fund. Certainly, the contributions by business and individuals have been inspiring. The truth is, however, our work is about individuals – the millions of people who have been made vulnerable by the COVID-19 crisis. While the Fund’s work has been made possible by numbers, it can only really be judged by the lives we have touched.

News Flash

Systemic and Community-Based Organisation Grants

In February 2021, the Solidarity Fund’s Selection and Evaluation Panel approved systemic and community-based organisation grants as part of its GBV II initiative. This large-scale, national response to the challenge of GBV in the country – with total funding of R75 million – falls within the Fund’s broader humanitarian initiatives

Thank you, and Solidarity Fund emergency contact details

On behalf of Tandi Nzimande and the Solidarity Fund Board and Executive Committee, I would like to take this opportunity to once again thank you – our partners, donors and volunteers – for your immense support, spirit and strength during a year full of hard work, challenges and successes.

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