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2017 Annual Report Untitled-1.indd 1 5/23/18 3:31 PM Untitled-1.indd 2 5/23/18 3:31 PM 1 Table of Contents Chairman’s Message 2-3 What We Do 4-5 Board Members 6-7 Operations – Restaurants 8-13 – Sponsors 14-17 StreetSmart Delivers I. Our Impact in 2017 18-29 II. Disbursement for 2018 30-33 How to Get Involved with StreetSmart 34-37 Financial Report 38-41 Thank You 42-57 “Cooking in a StreetSmart Restaurant gives me a feeling that we are not only feeding and delighting the well-heeled, but directly assisting those who have fallen through the cracks of society. We are helping them to lead a better life and become the future of this country.” – Chef Peter Pankhurst, Savoy Cabbage Restaurant, Cape Town Untitled-1.indd 3 5/23/18 3:31 PM 2 Chairman’s Message “We thank all of you for your commitment to our cause.” Melanie Burke PURPOSE - PASSION - PARTNERSHIP As I come to the end of my first term, I reflect on the incredible privilege it is to serve the StreetSmart SA community. I am keenly aware that purpose underpinned by passion and connected through partnership makes it possible for us to make a difference, together! Our restaurant partners, many who have been with us from the start, give us our strength and enable us to make impactful contributions to those who work towards the normalisation of the lives of vulnerable and street children. Untitled-1.indd 4 5/23/18 3:31 PM 3 Our operational sponsors who continue to support us in-kind, through services and monetary contributions, make it possible for us to ensure that 100% of the money raised in restaurants, actually reaches the intended beneficiary organisations. Our beneficiary organisations provide us with the platform to support impactful interventions. Through funding educational, skills development and family reunification programmes, street children and children at risk, are given opportunities to grow and thrive. Our diners, who make a difference simply by where they choose to dine and donate, have helped raise R1.12 million rand in 2017! These donations enabled us to fund 31 programmes in 11 towns and cities. We have also laid the foundations now to expand our footprint and to make it possible for more children to live viable lives. In these endeavours I am supported by fellow board members Nils Heckscher (vice- chairman), Margi Biggs (founder), Caroline Bagley, Su Birch, Bradley Bordiss, Annette Cockburn, Leonard Hersch, Sabelo Mzanywa, Janet Pillai, Marion Thomas and Rashied Toefy. Many drops make a river and through your collective support we are making a tangible and lasting difference in the lives of young people. Untitled-1.indd 5 5/23/18 3:31 PM 4 Our Story StreetSmart SA is a registered fundraising How do we raise the funds? organisation that supports partner organisations StreetSmart restaurants display a StreetSmart who assist street and other vulnerable children, by table card, informing patrons that a voluntary R5 giving them the help they need to lead viable lives. donation will be added to their bill. They have the option to give more than R5 or not give at all. This What is StreetSmart’s focus? donation is registered separately at the restaurant We believe children should have the opportunity till. Diners should see their StreetSmart donation to improve their lives. Our focus, therefore, is reflected on their restaurant bill. to fund projects that assist children at risk, to overcome obstacles and help them be What makes StreetSmart unique? successfully reintegrated into society. StreetSmart Every cent raised in participating StreetSmart disbursements go to programmes that focus on restaurants goes to the selected beneficiaries. All the elements of family reintegration, education and of StreetSmart’s administrative costs are covered skills training. by corporate sponsorships, private donations and fundraisers. We actively encourage the public to give responsibly. Giving money or gifts to a child on the street keeps We invite you to make a philanthropic investment the child on the street. Responsible giving is to in the sustainability of StreetSmart to enable us to donate to organisations like StreetSmart. continue and expand our help to ever-increasing numbers of vulnerable children. How do we use the StreetSmart funds to make a difference? StreetSmart South Africa is registered as a Non- Vulnerable children and their families are at the core Profit Company, Public Benefit Organisation and a of what we do. The organisations and programmes Non-Profit Organisation, and managed by a board we support address the holistic needs of children, of volunteers, an administrator and an assistant. their families and communities. Untitled-1.indd 6 5/23/18 3:31 PM 5 “It gives me great pleasure to support StreetSmart South Africa. Children living on the streets are amongst the most marginalized of all South Africa’s children. So when you are enjoying an evening out with good food, good wine and good company, reflect on how your life is enriched. Then do a kind thing. Give to StreetSmart. God bless you” Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu. Untitled-1.indd 7 5/23/18 3:32 PM 6 Our Board Melanie Burke Nils Heckscher Margi Biggs Chairman Vice-Chairman Founder “Thank you to the board members of StreetSmart for the richness of their individual contributions and for the multi-textured execution of our collective vision to enable the normalisation of the lives of street children and children at risk of becoming street children.” - Melanie Burke Untitled-1.indd 8 5/23/18 3:32 PM 7 Caroline Bagley Su Birch Leonard Hersch Bradley Bordiss Annette Cockburn Sabelo Mzanywa Janet Pillai Marion Thomas Rashid Toefy Untitled-1.indd 9 5/23/18 3:32 PM 8 Operations_Restaurants As a conduit fundraising organisation, our partnership with restaurants is the cornerstone of StreetSmart’s success. We wish to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our restaurant partners that continue to raise funds for StreetSmart and keep motivating their staff to run the initiative effectively. Their efforts show in the successful raising of R1,120,000 during 2017 for local organisations helping vulnerable and street children. The National Top 5 Restaurants for 2017, raised nearly R350,000 between them. They are Savoy Cabbage (Cape Town), La Mouette (Cape Town), Foliage (Franschhoek), Chatters Bistro (Knysna) and Nonna Lina (Cape Town). Untitled-1.indd 10 5/23/18 3:32 PM 9 TOP 10 CONTRIBUTING RESTAURANTS IN 2017 1. Savoy Cabbage Cape Town R113,965 2. La Mouette Cape Town R95,322 3. Foliage Franschhoek R59,700 4. Chatters Bistro Knysna R40,461 5. Nonna Lina Cape Town R40,020 6. Gold restaurant Cape Town R38,578 7. The Roundhouse Cape Town R36,955 8. Jordan Restaurant Stellenbosch R31 , 133 9. The Fat Fish Plettenberg Bay R29,420 10. Aubergine Cape Town R27,790 “Being in the top 5 is something I am extremely proud of. We engage our customers on StreetSmart at every opportunity, and this has resulted in some extremely generous donations from philanthropically minded guests.” - Caroline Bagley, owner of Savoy Cabbage, the top achieving restaurant in 2017. Untitled-1.indd 11 5/23/18 3:32 PM 10 GIVE RESPONSIBLY Giving responsibly to help vulnerable children in our communities has never been easier. Thank you to every diner for choosing to make a difference by eating and donating in a StreetSmart restaurant. Thank you to each establishment that partners with StreetSmart – we could not do this without you! Untitled-1.indd 12 5/23/18 3:32 PM Untitled-1.indd 13 5/23/18 3:32 PM 12 Do Support StreetSmart Establishments: CAPE TOWN Moyo @ Kirstenbosch (Kirstenbosch) Addis in Cape (City Bowl) Myoga @ Vineyard Hotel (Newlands) Amore (Kenilworth) Nonna Lina (Gardens) Aubergine (City Bowl) Pure @ Hout Bay Manor (Hout Bay) Azure @ 12 Apostles Hotel (Camps Bay) Savoy Cabbage (City Bowl) Bombay Brasserie @ Taj Hotel (City Bowl) Societi Bistro (City Bowl) Brooklands House (Rosebank) Stacked Diner (Gardens) Buitenverwachting (Constantia) Sunset @ The Peninsula Hotel (Sea Point) Café Extrablatt (Green Point) The FollowSpot Theatre (Kalk Bay) Camissa @ Table Bay Hotel (V&A) The Greek Fisherman (V&A) Cape Town Backpackers (Gardens) The Larder (Claremont) Cargill’s (Rondebosch) The Roundhouse (Camps Bay) Catharina’s @ Steenberg Hotel (Tokai) The View @ Chart Farm (Wynberg) Ginger & Lime (Fresnaye) Tobago’s @ Radisson Blu (Granger Bay) Gold Restaurant (Green Point) Toni’s on Kloof (Gardens) Grand Café & Beach (Granger Bay) Tudor Hotel (City Bowl) Harveys @ Winchester Mansions (Sea Point) La Mouette (Sea Point) PAARL Lord Nelson Inn (Simon’s Town) Restaurant @ Glen Carlou MAMA Seafood & Grill (Hout Bay) Mint @ Taj Hotel (City Bowl) Moyo @ Blouberg (Bloubergstrand) Untitled-1.indd 14 5/23/18 3:32 PM 13 FRANSCHHOEK GEORGE PRETORIA Bread & Wine 101 Meade Street Al Fiume @ River Place Lodge Foliage Lauren’s Chapters @ Leriba (Centurion) Haute Cabrière Nina’s Café Hemingway’s @ Leriba Le coin Francais The Fat Fish (Centurion) The Marshmallow Café Monneaux Pride of India (Waterkloof) The Vine B&B Prosopa (Waterkloof) WELLINGTON Dinner for 20 STELLENBOSCH DURBAN Linton Park Estate Cuvée Restaurant Moyo Ushaka Taste Room @ Bovlei Jordan Restaurant The Brasserie @ Edward Makaron @ Majeka House Protea Hotel HELDERBERG Rust en Vrede Restaurant Waterkloof Restaurant The Restaurant @ Neethlingshof PLETTENBERG BAY JOHANNESBURG Ice Palazzo SWELLENDAM Balata @ The Fairway Hotel & Nguni Restaurant 18ZeroOne @ De Kloof Estate Resort (Randburg) The Fat Fish Field & Fork Cnr Café Bistro (Craighall Park) The Med Seafood Bistro La Sosta Restaurant Hello Tomato (Bryanston) The Pie Shop Powell House Hello Tomato (Kyalami) Hello Tomato (Mall of Africa) KNYSNA OUDTSHOORN La Cucina di Ciro (Parktown North) Blend Restaurant Restaurant @ Karusa Moyo @ Melrose Arch (Melrose North) Caroline’s @ Belvidere Manor Moyo @ Zoo Lake (Parkview) Restaurant @ Boulders Lodge Chatters Bistro Nanuki (Pty) Ltd (Bergbron) Turnberry Restaurant The Bell @ Belvidere Manor Pomodoro Ristorante (Morningside) The Kitchen (Lanseria) WORCESTER Turbine Hall (Bryanston) Phat Food and Wine Untitled-1.indd 15 5/23/18 3:32 PM 14 Operations_Sponsors Our partners invest in social change.
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