Get Involved
There are many ways to help young people shine, and to open doors that last beyond one night. Find the way that fits you, your business, or your organisation.
Two ways to apply
Which One Is Right for You?
School applications and sponsorship enquiries are handled separately, so that each one reaches the right people in our team.
For schools
Apply for School Sponsorship
For secondary schools seeking support for their Grade 12 learners. Read the programme details and eligibility criteria, then apply.
For companies and individuals
Become a Sponsor / Partner
For companies, organisations and individuals offering funding, services or resources to support our learners.
Other Ways to Help
These are proposed ways to contribute. Each one is confirmed through a conversation, and no programme or partnership is assumed to be in place until we agree it together.
Become a Sponsor
Explore financial or in-kind sponsorship that helps make matric dance experiences and wider youth development possible.
Volunteer Your Time
Offer your time and energy to support preparation, events and community activities.
Become a Mentor
Share your experience and encouragement with young people preparing for life after school.
Donate Resources
Contribute items or services such as formalwear, accessories, transport, photography or catering.
Partner as a Business
Build a partnership that reflects your values and your commitment to the community.
Support as a School or Community Organisation
Help us connect with learners and families through schools, NGOs and community groups.
Get in touch
Start a Conversation
Tell us how you would like to be involved. We ask only for what we need to reply, and we use it as described in our Privacy Policy. Please do not include sensitive personal details or information about individual learners.
Prefer to Talk First?
You can also reach our team through the contact page, or explore how schools and sponsors can work with us.
A youth empowerment initiative creating meaningful opportunities and unforgettable experiences for matric learners, and investing in confident, capable, future-focused young people.
