Sky Blues Trust
Sky Blues Trust
Sky Blues Trust
What is Sky Blues Trust?
The Sky Blues Trust was established by Titans Cricket (Propriety) Limited in 2019 with the purpose of facilitating sustainable economic empowerment of people in line with B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice.
The Sky Blues Trust is a registered Trust facilitated by Price Waterhouse Cooper and is authorised to issue Article 18 A certificates and will be audited annually. The Trust will be used for educational purposes with the focus on 85% Black recipients.
The name stems from Momentum Multiply Titans, South Africa’s leading cricket franchise, who are affectionately known as the Sky Blues. With player development at the forefront of our organisational objectives, we aim to expand our social footprint to develop, nurture and prepare underprivileged young cricketers.
HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?
Your organisation can play a part in the Sky Blues Trust through tailored made packages.
Contact us today:
Janie Marais
janiep@cricket.co.za
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Mission
The Sky Blues Trust Will Empower Beneficiaries Through Education And Training
1
The Trust will embark on an educational journey with the child and provide support where necessary until he or she can enter the workforce.
2
The goal is to attain a sustainable financial model so that identified groups can benefit from it.
3
Our vision is to ensure that no talented cricket playing child is denied education.
4
It is our aim to partner with individuals and businesses who share the same vision, therefore to raise R400k in 2019/2020 to empower our identified projects.
PROGRAMS AND BENEFICIARIES
Woman Empowerment Program
Under 11 - 13 Hub Players
Differently Abled Players
Be My Hero!
Woman Empowerment Program
- Girls leaving high school
- Tertiary education – various institutions
- Additional support – accommodation & transport
- Two year contract
Under 11 - 13 Hub Players
- Players from previously disadvantage communities
- International teaching modules conducted at the cricket club house, including English, Math and Science.
- Sessions on tablets, includes a full time tutor.
- ‘School in a box’
Differently Abled Players
- Five different programs: Blind, deaf, MID, SID & physically disabled.
- Six schools identified in Tshwane.
- Assist with education needs.
- Provincial & National players: after school skills development.
Be My Hero!
- Adopt’ any player in the Northerns Cricket Union system.
- Support his/her educational needs
- Commit for a three year period
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