A Life Child Champion is someone that believes in the mission and vision of Life Child & seeks to create awareness about our work in Sub-Saharan Africa with orphan & vulnerable children.
Advocate our cause and mobilise your community through initiating a fundraiser, event, or campaign.
Sign up by filling out the form.
We will contact you, give you some more info and provide you with the Life Child Champion’s Toolkit.
The Toolkit includes different resources for your campaign.
If you have any questions email us at info@lifechild.org.za.
What is a Life Child Champion?
A Life Child Champion is someone that believes in the mission and vision of Life Child & seeks to create awareness about our work in Sub-Saharan Africa with orphan & vulnerable children.
What does a Life Child Champion do?
Advocate our cause and mobilise your community through initiating a fundraiser, event, or campaign.
How do I become a Champion?
Sign up by filling out the form. We will contact you, give you some more info and provide you with the Life Child Champion’s Toolkit. The Toolkit includes different resources for your campaign. If you have any questions email us at info@lifechild.org.za.
MEET OUR LIFE CHILD CHAMPIONS
PAYMAN, JANA AND LIEANNE
On May 9, 2026 three incredible Life Child Champions: Lianne Bowker, Peyman Bandar and Jana van der Merwe took on the London 25km challenge to help end child hunger.
SHARON NEL
In 2026 Sharon participated in the Cape Town Cycle Tour, the iconic 109 km event in support of orphaned and vulnerable children.
JAN KOTZE
Jan is taking on endurance challenges including running, swimming and cycling to raise funds for Life Child.
MARGOLITE WILLIAMS
Margolite Williams climbed Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa, 100 times to get 100 additional child sponsors.
BEATRICE TSWETURE
Beatrice held a birthday fundraiser in the name of Life Child by organizing a Zumba breakfast event with friends and family.
KILIMANJATO TEAM
An international team trekked up to Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania, at an incredible height of 5,895 meters (19,341 ft) to raise awareness and funds for Life Child.
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