2021

We launch the GROW App. We also start our Remake programme and win the Mail & Guardian Greening the Future Award (category Waste Management Best Practice). Our Resell and Repair programme is listed in the international Acumen “100 Corporate Ready Social Enterprises” report.

The Clothing Bank has a brand new name: Taking Care of Business.

Press release: Local social-enterprise, The Clothing Bank, has announced that it is rebranding on 19 September 2022. This move signifies an important recommitment to their

Portia Mtelekiso, 43

Mother of two, Lives in Paarl I’m 43, with two kids. I like to be independent. I had two jobs before that didn’t work out. Then

Besley Malumane

37, Johannesburg, Sharing my experiences so that others can find themselves, like I did Before Besley joined TCB, she had big dreams and tried many

Lerato Ndluli, 40

Johannesburg, I want to share my story to inspire people so that they can see how much their lives can change Lerato’s life before TCB

Bright Sigonyela

Daughters: 7 & 5 years, single Crossroads TAB changed my life, because I was just one of the guys in the location. I was not doing

Nombulelo Magunya

The Clothing Bank beneficiary and graduate.Currently a TCB ambassador. Lives in Langa, Cape Town My name is Nombulelo Magunya. I’m from Umtata, but I moved to

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TCB – Taking Care of Business is a non-profit company that equips aspiring entrepreneurs with the skills and resources they need to unlock their full potential and access the economy.

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2021

The Clothing Bank has a brand new name: Taking Care of Business.

Portia Mtelekiso, 43

Besley Malumane

Lerato Ndluli, 40

Bright Sigonyela

Nombulelo Magunya

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