Beat of Africa Foundation which is a non-profit entity that the organization will by means of it give back to the communities they work with for every production and story covered. Part of the proceeds made from our documentaries will be put back into the community through our Foundation programs. We aim to instill the love for wildlife in mostly; black communities who though have always coexisted with animals still do not have the full comprehension and appreciation of the entire ecosystem.

As they always say that a journey of a thousand mile begins with one step, we believe that the more people get to appreciate wildlife the more wildlife conservation ambassador we will be raising.

We plan to achieve this by working together with qualified service providers in the industry.

Partners/Beneficiaries

1.Beat of Africa Productions through its Foundation has chosen Alweet Academy in Makuleke Village, Limpopo Province which has the same vision and share same values as Beat of Africa to be one of the beneficiaries from this project.

Alweet Academy is a registered private company for nature guides training that aims to offer world-class nature and culture guides training services accredited by Cathseta as well as communication skills ie. English language to enhance the quality of the services that the guides will be offering. The academy is founded by Mr. Alweet Hlungwani who is a qualified safari nature guide currently working at Pafuri Return Africa with over 15 yrs of experience. Mr Hlungwani says the objective of the academy is to have a Nature guide training center that is rural community based and therefore would require ongoing financial support to be able to subsidise the fees that learners have to pay without compromising the quality

2.Beat of Africa foundation has again partnered with Sydneys African Wild Safaris which is another Business operating in the Limpopo Province that shares the same vision and passion for Wildlife conservation as Beat of Africa.

The business is founded by the the multi- Industry award winner Sydney Fhumulani Mikosi aka. Mr. Dung Beetles, apart from his many years of services for various gave reserves in the country including Sanparks he also was a presenter for Safari Live a channel 183 program.

Sydney’s African Wild Safaris is an ecotourism operator dedicated to conserving and restoring Africa’s wilderness and wildlife. They do this by creating life-changing journeys for our guests in some of the most remote and pristine areas in Africa – and in so doing help conserve Africa’s spectacular biodiversity and share ecotourism’s benefits with the communities that live alongside these areas.