SME partnerships

Your business may be small. Your impact does not have to be.

Local businesses are part of the communities in which children and families live.

SMEs create jobs, provide services, build relationships and possess practical resources that can contribute towards locally led solutions.

Passing the Baton for Future Generations provides a structured way for your business to turn that local presence into meaningful social impact.

Become an SME partner Request a partnership discussion

Find the right fit for your business

Children, education and wellbeing Pass on opportunityMine Ngilihawu Lemntfwana WeLiswati from R700/month or R8,000/year Livelihoods, caregiving and household resilience Pass on strengthLusito Lwemndeni Lwakhiwa Ndzawonye from R2,400/month or R28,800/year Youth, WASH, community development and local systems Pass on stronger communitiesInsika Yemmango SME & institutional partner: from R20,000/year Products, services, expertise, technology or employee engagement Pass on what you haveSita-Ngalonako Cash-equivalent value of the goods, services, skills, expertise or resources donated.

Your business can contribute in different ways

Partnership may include:

  • Monthly contributions
  • Annual sponsorship
  • Once-off donations
  • Project support
  • Goods and equipment
  • Professional services
  • Technology
  • Skills development
  • Mentorship
  • Employee volunteering

Start with the partnership that fits your business today. Grow it as your business grows.

Become an SME partner Request a partnership discussion

Flexible participation. One strategic destination.

Choose the mechanism that best fits your organisation.

Corporate CSI

Annual or multi-year strategic investment.

SME partnership

Annual partnership aligned to an impact area.

Payroll giving

Employer-enabled employee giving.

Individual giving

Monthly or annual contribution.

Campaigns & events

Targeted mobilisation initiatives.

In-kind support

Goods, services, skills, expertise or resources.

The giving route may differ, but every contribution is linked to an SOS product and an area of impact.

From your contribution to impact

The contribution is converted into programme action and measurable progress.

  1. ContributeDonor / partner
  2. IdentifyProduct + area
  3. InvestApproved interventions
  4. ReachChildren + families
  5. MeasureOutputs + outcomes
  6. ReportAccountability + learning

Long-term outcomeMore self-sustaining households providing quality care for children.

The product provides the bridge between the donor contribution and the impact SOS is working to achieve.

Product briefs

The need, who benefits, partnership levels and benefits for each product, ready to share with your team.

What your business receives

Recognition that shows your customers and staff what you stand for.

SMEs

  • Recognition as a Child-Friendly Business Partner
  • Digital partnership badge
  • Impact stories for social media

Talk to our Sponsorship Team

SOS Children's Villages Eswatini2505 8471/2/3
Fund Development ManagerBonsile Bhembe7902 5561
National Sponsorship CoordinatorTemalangeni Dlamini7811 3959
Emailsos.fundraising@sos-swaziland.org
Location: SOS National Office

Engonweni street, Waterford Road Mbabane
P: Box 4657 Mbabane H100

Passing the Baton for Future Generations

The baton is in our hands.

What we give today can become opportunity for a child. What we strengthen today can become stability for a family. What we build today can become resilience for a community. And what we pass forward today can help shape the Eswatini our children inherit tomorrow.

Donate Pledge monthly Become a partner Request a partnership meeting Give what you have