Supporting higher education is a key part of our corporate social investment (CSI) commitment, driven through three flagship programmes:
- Elliot Osrin Bursary Scheme: Supporting students, typically at the University of the Western Cape (UWC).
- Clive and Philip Hirschsohn TFG Bursary Scheme: Providing financial support and practical retail experience to UWC extended BCom students.
- TFG Data Science and Leadership Fellowship: Aiming to develop 100 data science graduates by 2030.
Maliska Rabe, a fundraiser and art therapist at the centre, says using a computer is a basic skill for a lot of people. ‘But for many of our patients it is something completely new, and it makes a world of difference to their confidence,’ she says.
Beyond financial support, these programmes connect education with real-world experience, helping young South Africans build skills and explore future careers.
We are proud to play a part in shaping the next generation of talent.
Through education and skills development, TFG is shaping South Africa’s next generation of talent.
















