You are a corporate business that is interested in supporting the 1Hope projects – but you want to know what and how many BEE points can you obtain for your contribution?

Here is how…

One Hope Commercial Relief cc is the Management Company for the Non-Profit organisation, 1Hope Ministries International. We act as a link between corporate industry and the NPO, allowing business people to contribute towards the commercial relief projects under the 1Hope Ministries International umbrella, and in return receive the maximum BEE points required for their BEE level rating.

How does this work?

Enterprise Development (Code 006 of the 2007 BEE Codes of Good Practice)

Corporate companies can spend 2-3% of their Net Profit After Tax with One Hope Commercial Relief cc, and in return obtain the maximum Enterprise Development points for your BEE rating.

One Hope Commercial Relief cc offers various alternative BEE services - due to strategic partnerships, we can facilitate all your BEE requirements. (Optimising scorecards, Skills workplace programmes, Employment Equity strategies, BEE verification etc.)

The funds are used to develop the business to effectively manage the projects of the NGO - stimulating job creation, project development and commercial relief.

Corporations can also assist with physical products and services. The value will be determined and allocated towards Enterprise Development to give you the maximum points available for your scorecard.

· Become stronger in Tenders

· Obtain the best solution for your ED opportunity

· Enhance your strategic advantage

· Optimise your BEE scorecard

· Score 15 – 25 point for your BEE score card

Social Economic Development (Code 007 of the 2007 Codes of Good Practice)

Corporate companies can spend 1% of their Net Profit After Tax directly with 1 Hope Ministries International NGO, and receive the maximum points for this category.

So for all your BEE requirements - Contact One Hope Commercial Relief cc today!

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