The Friends of Child Protection (FCP) organization was founded by a group of Cape Town women wanting to assist children that are victims of abuse.

A non-profit organisation committed to helping children with burn injuries on their road to physical and psychological recovery.

The Cape Leopard Trust is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organisation engaged in innovative research, conservation and education projects established to facilitate and promote the conservation of biological diversity.

We are proud members of Pack for a Purpose, an initiative that allows travellers to make a lasting impact in the community at your travel destination.

Royal Malewane is passionate about creating an environment with growth and upliftment. Our Community Development Project is focused on children and education. A visit to the local community is inspiring, humbling and educational.

Leliebloem House is an organization held close to the Biden’s hearts for the past 35 years, and The Royal Portfolio looks forward to supporting the organization as it moves into another successful year.

A highly specialised unit dedicated to preserving our precious wildlife through strategic counter poaching operations.

Educating the local children on the importance of our environment and conservation.

The team at The Silo Hotel and The Royal Portfolio Foundation assist SANCCOB by raising funds through various educational campaigns and creating awareness around the rapid decline of our endangered African penguin population among international and local guests.

Birkenhead House is situated on the beautiful coastline of Hermanus. It is our responsibility to ensure that our stretch of coastline is kept pristine and we do everything we can to protect the precious marine life.

Atlantic Hope is a registered Non-Profit Organisation, and a safety house for vulnerable babies, providing temporary and immediate placement within a safe and loving environment.

Conserving our delicate and complex ecosystem is integral to our very existence and motivates our commitment to supporting our wildlife and communities.

The crèche was opened in 1993 and in 2000 Sweetness took over as the principal. Today they look after about 80 children from infants to 5 years old.

Providing meals and support for a small but impactful community crèche.

Without majestic animals such as the rhino, Royal Malewane would not be able to offer the experience it does today. It is essential that we do our part in promoting conservation and protecting the environment.