Over many years, we have built relationships with a number of individuals and organizations involved with Government Grants and Funding projects. Our management team has assisted entrepreneurs and new business owners to plan new ventures, prepare Business Plans and secure funding.
We have provided a range of services including Mentorship, Accounting, Human Resources and Strategic Planning. Our involvement can also take the form of helping an aspiring entrepreneur realize
their dream, becoming a Partner in a new enterprise or providing start-up capital as an angel investor. We especially look for opportunities where the needs of all parties are served, which create employment, provide education and ultimately deliver benefits to the wider community.
We believe that “If you can dream it you can do it” Every year we donate a portion of our net profits to social projects. The Founding partners of Conligo Consulting believe that mental and physical health are
the cornerstones of overall well-being and happiness. We have provided support for care home facilities in the Western Cape, child abuse rehabilitation centres and NGOs, whose specific focus is on mental health, psychological and psychiatric care.
Our team provides pro bono volunteering in these areas, in addition to funding projects which positively impact the lives of our community.
Sea Rescue is the charity that saves lives on South African waters. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is run by over 1 000 highly skilled, unpaid volunteers who are on standby day and night throughout the year.
Over the past 143 years, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA has diligently carried out our mission to prevent cruelty to animals. This is done through education, law enforcement, and veterinary care services (operating an animal hospital, and four mobile clinics serving impoverished communities)
AfriForum is a non-governmental organisation – registered as a non-profit company – with the aim of protecting the rights of minorities. While the organisation functions on the internationally recognised principle of the protection of minorities, AfriForum specifically focuses on the rights of Afrikaners as a community living on the southern tip of the continent. Membership is not exclusive, however, and any person may join who can associate themselves with the contents of the Civil Rights Manifest of the organisation.