e.tv CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT
e.tv provides more than entertainment.
Showbiz is all about enlightening. At e.tv, we extend that offering by also enhancing. Though we think a great way to do this is by giving, we believe it’s even greater if you can increase people’s quality of life by upgrading the communities they live in. Sustainability is our number one mission.
We raise awareness by sponsoring on air coverage and encourage our staff, cast and crew members to take part in our projects. So, when we are not filming a reality show, or investigating a breaking news story, we are busy creating opportunities for people who need it the most.
“e.tv entertains a large part of the South African population on a daily basis and our success is largely due to our loyal viewership. We are committed to supporting our communities and we hope we can make a difference in the lives of the people we serve,” says Bronwyn Keene-Young, e.tv’s chief operating officer.
Find out more about e.tv’s involvement by clicking on the project names.
Contact Us at:
Tel: 011 537 9300
Email: CSI@etv.co.za
ANGELS WALKING FOR CANCER
e.tv is proud to be the media partner of Angels Walking for Cancer.
CASUAL DAY
We support Casual Day, the fundraising project for people with disabilities and other social needs. Every year, we encourage our staff to buy Casual Day stickers. In turn, the company purchases a ticket for every R10-ticket our staff members buy. more...
DREAMFIELDS PROJECT
The Dreamfields Project was launched in 2007 to supply townships and rural schools across South Africa with soccer equipment more...
TSWELOPELE RECYCLING
Tswelopele Recycling was born out of the need to recycle old advertising billboards. These billboards are poisonous to our environment when they lie in waste areas. more...
WILD CHILD PROJECT
The Wild Child Project was successfully launched in 2007 by ComutaNet and e.tv. It aims to cultivate a holistic learning environment in communities by giving needy schools sustainable solutions to their challenges. These schools are identified through social workers based on their immediate needs. more...
