Corinthians NPOThe Logo was designed by Zena Broadway, Young graphic designer in our community. The Lion represents boldness and leadership. In a community were

young people hide in click/gangs and street corners which they believe provide and shields them. It takes boldness to pursue purpose away from the click. It

takes Leadership to inspire others!

CONTENTS

Founder’s Profile

Community background

About us?

Corinthians today?

Community Impact.

Partner with us!

How you benefit

Project 2026.

Cost

Contact us.

Founder’s Profile

Jack Msibi

• Johannesburg Sports Council Vice President 2021/22

• King Edward V11 Old Boy.

• Monash University South Africa Alumni.

• Graduate Barcelona University Sports Psychology & Athlete Development.

• Africa Mission Immersion Leader 2017: Malawi

• Author: Diary of the Creator.

• Sports Psychologist Deutsche Schule Johannesburg (Present)

• Head Coach Basketball and Soccer Marist Brothers 2015-2017

• CAP Crime Intelligence Shift Commander 2018/19

• CAP Road Closure Specialist.

Community Background

Corinthians NPO is situated on 11th street corner Forest road, Larochelle. The area is in South of

Johannesburg close to Rosettenville and is 15km away from Johannesburg CBD. Larochelle was

predominately a Portuguese area. Well renowned for Portuguese restaurants, soccer clubs and

events such as Lusito land.

The migration out of the area by Portuguese community has left the area with many vagrant buildings,

land and houses. These have become territorial grounds for street gangs and drug king pins who

have inhabited these spaces to influence criminal activity and develop young males into drug runners

and females into prostitutes. Names of respected restaurants and buildings are now coined by street

names such as Marikana, Area 51 and Afghanistan.

High Crime rate, unemployment, no social activities for the youth. Larochelle can only speak of its

past glory when Portuguese settlers still resided. The community which bears no hope , poverty and

inequality has developed its own mantra. “What good thing can come from Larochelle!?

About us?

Corinthians NPO is a football club dedicated to social change. As a NPO and a social enterprise our mission is to transform the lives of vulnerable young people in

Larochelle and surrounding areas , and in doing so promote long-term sustainable development in South Africa. Corinthians NPO uses its three structural pillars

being Sports Ministry, Social entrepreneurship and Community development to establish authentic and impactful relationships in our community.

We have a sports and recreation facility leased to us by the City of Johannesburg. We use the two soccer grounds for soccer activities. Furthermore, the clubhouse is

used for community and social entrepreneurship workshops and programs with the aim to develop economic sustainability and social community transformation.

Community Impact.

Soccer Ministry:

• Our organization keeps the boys and girls aged 8 – 21 years old active through soccer and various programs. We have a girls u13 team.

• Social programs such as the GBV program, Joburg market financial literacy program, Leadership and character training help develop physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing the youth in our organization.

• Our soccer ministry has collaborated with SAPS Moffatview gathering data of youth on parole with interest in Sport or entrepreneurship and helping them transition actively into the organization and society. So far we have seen 11 young people rehabilitated from juvenile into the community through Corinthians. There is a beauty in seeing them being coaches and players.

Community Development:

• The partnership with rise against hunger has helped us to share food parcels with 6 local ECD’s(Early childhood developments) each with an average of 30/40 children the parcels go long way in assisting the ECD with lunch for the children.

• We have seen an influx of foreign and abused woman running to our facility for shelter and assistance. Our team accommodates them for week/month with the purpose of finding them safe shelter for them and their children. Community development is also responsible for collaborating with government, community stakeholders, and assisting up and coming NPO/NGOS.

Social Entrepreneurship:

• The social entrepreneurship program is new initiative to address this economic dilemma in our community. When there are soccer games high number of cars park by the facility. We have established a bridge with Guys from Marikana and Afghanistan to start a car wash.

• Secondly we have 3 mothers who serve as vendors at our facility during games. The money they make helps feed their families. We have since built relationships with them and helping them to formally register as a trade and equip themselves with knowledge through workshops held around Joburg that can better their businesses.

• Lastly we have a food garden initiative run by a mother and young lady who was in prostitution. They plant, carrots, cabbages, beetroot and potatoes. We charge them rental of R10. The amazing part about this is seeing them sell to local spaza shop owners as suppliers. They have become independent and able to not only feed themselves but a community.

Community Impact.

How you can partner with us!

We need your help in getting our coaches the right coaching accreditation. This would

not only better equip them, it would open professional avenues for them.

We need your help in purchasing garden equipment and machinery to plow more in our

garden creating opportunities for social entrepreneurs like Zoe Ndlovu and Christina

Mkhelele.

We need your help in better renovating our facility. The facility currently does not have

electricity, no ceiling board and needs a paint Job. Even more bedding, and furniture for

the abused and vagrant woman. Overhead projector for coaches to use and kids to

watch social movies and even more. The renovation of the facility will enable us to use

the clubhouse hall for events, meetings and conference gathering which we can

generate an income making us more sustainable.

We need your help to build an AstroTurf that can be versatile not only for 5 A side soccer,

but hockey and handball as we have those coaches and volunteers in a our database.

We have come so far with little assistance. Imagine how further we can go with you!

How you Benefit.

Increasing access to social services and infrastructure. (Our Facility and community reach)

B-BBEE Certificate

You get a PBO Section 18A Certificate which gives you tax exemption and benefits.

You build Social Capital. (Image and Brand awareness in the Community and facility advertisement)

Our Marketing team will run Social Media campaigns for your brand on all our platforms at no expense.

Deep and meaningful stakeholder engagement. E.g. our local ECDs, Mama Vendors or Youth.

Our books are welcome for review and report on funds will be drafted for accountability and transparency.

Funding/Sponsorship CostQuick Fixes:

Ceiling Board for Hall R49500.00

Club House Paint Job (inclusive paint, Labour, crack filler) R28000.00

6x Soccer Kits and Soccer Balls R14325.00

Website design R5000.00

Triologue NPO Directory registration R4000.00

SAFA League Registration R20000.00

SAFA Coaching License Registration for 4 Coaches R1300 each.

Overhead Cost:

Grass Cutting R4500.00

Lawn dresser and Lawn and Leaf for Soccer grounds R2800.00

Transportation Cost for Players R4000.00

Facility Caretaker Salary R1800.00

PVA Paint for Ground Lining R1200.00

Plastics and Cleaning Equipment for toilets and grounds R800.00

Soccer Ministry: Increase girl teams from u13 to 3 divisions being u17, u18 and u21.

We currently have 4 coaches. Ensure all coaches receive SAFA coaching licenses and

assistant coaches.

Provide full basic equipment to Corinthians Malawi. Corinthians Malawi currently has 250

kids run by Stephen Chimwewe. Located in Lilongwe Malawi, They need soccer balls,

bibs, cones and at least 6x soccer kits.

Financially assist Stephen Chimwewe and his assistance to get professional soccer

qualification and community qualification in Malawi.

There is a demand and interest to open Corinthians in Senegal.

Purchase our own quantum vehicle that would allow us to travel nationally and help

/collaborate with other NPOS and communities.

Community Development/Facility:

Solar panels to power the floodlights and electrical power in the facility.

4x bunk beds to house woman who have been abused or in emotional distress.

Palisade fencing around our facility as the facility doesn’t have barricade.

Astroturf field to enable for different sports such as hockey, handball, volleyball and indoor

soccer.

Develop current community Garden to in-house garden.

Social Entrepreneurship

Create 20 computers to teach literacy and IT. Furthermore use venue as Workshop Venue

Start Tuck-shop. Employ community member.

5 Year Plan. Project 2026

Partners/Donors

Rise against Hunger

Freedom Ndlovu: 0837555739

Moffatview SAPS

Sergeant Nosa: 0720152406

City of Johannesburg

Mr Neo Radebe:

Investec

Setlogane Manchidi: 0835028889

Nedbank

Mr Poovi Pillay: 0836447446

University of Pretoria architectural design

Nicola Smith: 0822920985

Contact Us

Jack Msibi CEO

Cell: 0612301352

Email: Jackiemsibi@gmail.com

Club Email: corinthiansnpo2012@gmail.com

Melanie Osborn: Chief Operations Office

Cell: 0611971860

Email: melfosd@gmail.com

Club Email: corinthiansnpo2012@gmail.com

Esihle Mkhize CSI Lead

Cell: 0765847418

Email: marketing@nazarenecollege.ac.za