1. Welfare and Humanitarian

1. The care, treatment or rehabilitation of the sick, disabled or those otherwise physically or mentally challenged;
2. The care or welfare of abandoned, abused or orphaned children in a home;
3. The caring of destitute aged persons;
4. Disaster or poverty relief without the expectation of anything in return;
5. The provision of basic human necessities to the poor;
6. The care and welfare of abused persons.

7. The prevention of HIV infection or the providing of care (including counseling and distribution of educational material in this regard) to those whose livelihoods have been impoverished by AIDS;
8. Conflict resolution, the promotion or protection of civil or human rights, or the promotion of peace or justice, in an impartial and unbiased manner;
9. The promotion of reconciliation, mutual respect and toleration between the various peoples of South Africa;
10. Primary health care education;
11. Blood transfusion services;
12. Provision of nursing care for the terminally and critically ill;
13. The provision of professional services (including, but not limited to legal and health services) for the benefit of indigent or disadvantaged persons, either free of charge, or at an affordable charge representing less than cost or market tariffs;
14. The upliftment of indigent or disadvantaged persons or communities excluding the granting of loans or other assistance for business purposes;
15. The promotion of the protection and safety of the general public;
16. The provision of residential care for aged persons, being persons over the age of 60, in a home where at least one meal a day and nursing services are provided;
17. The lending of support and giving of advice to persons, or their respective families, suffering from physical or mental illnesses;
18. The promotion, protection or stability of family or marital life;
19. Rehabilitation of prisoners;
20. The prevention, rehabilitation and care of persons suffering from an addiction to a dependence-producing substance;
21. Building and equipping of clinics and community halls for the benefit of indigent and disadvantaged persons or communities;

2. Housing

1. Promoting of access to land, housing or infrastructural development for the benefit of indigent or disadvantaged persons or communities;
2. The development, construction, upgrading or conversion of housing units (or the procurement thereof in order to let or sell such units on a regular basis), for the benefit of indigent and disadvantaged persons; being part of a community, the average income of the majority of the adult members not exceeding R2000 per month.

3. The development, servicing or upgrading of stands for purposes of the activity contemplated in (b) above;

3. Education

1. Pre-primary school education providing an approved educare program; excluding entities the sole purpose of which is the provision of day care facilities;
2. The provision of education by a school which enrolls learners in one or more grades from grade 0 to grade 12;
3. The provision of tertiary education at a Technical College, Technikon or University or such similar tertiary educational institution providing any formal course of study or training at which a recognised tertiary qualification is obtained;
4. Basic adult education, including literacy and numeracy education

5. Training for unemployed, disadvantaged or indigent persons to enable them to obtain employment;
6. The provision of bridging classes to enable a person to enter a tertiary educational institution as envisaged in 3(c) above;
7. Career guidance and counseling services provided to persons attending educational institutions as envisaged in 3(b) and (c) above;
8. Building and equipping of schools and classrooms (for utilization by approved Public Benefit Organisations conducting approved educational activities) for the benefit of indigent and disadvantaged persons or communities;

4. Religion

The promotion and/or practice of religion which encompasses acts of worship, witness and community service based on a belief in a deity and a recognised creed.

5. Cultural

1. The promotion of or engaging in the arts, including art, drama, dance, music and literature;
2. The promotion of the culture and custom of various languages and ethnic groups;
3. The promotion, and engaging in philosophical activities;
4. The establishment and maintenance of museums, including art galleries and libraries.

5. The protection and preservation of national monuments, areas of historical interest, and national heritage sites;
6. The provision of youth leadership programs, including adventure camps aimed at improving self confidence, group dynamics, leadership and communication;
7. The organising and hosting of national or international cultural events;

6. Conservation, environment and animal welfare

1. The conservation, rehabilitation or protection of the natural environment, including flora, fauna or the biosphere;
2. The prevention of the ill treatment of animals, including the care of animals.

7. Research

Scientific, technological, industrial, medical and agricultural research;

8. Sport

1. Amateur sport or recreation carried on as a pastime without compensation;
2. The co-ordination, development and administration of a specific sporting code, as envisaged in (a) above;
3. The organising and hosting of national or international sporting events.

1. The care or welfare of abandoned, abused or orphaned children in a home;
2. The caring of destitute aged persons;
3. The prevention of HIV infection or the providing of care (including counseling and distribution of educational material in this regard) to those whose livelihoods have been impoverished by AIDS;
4. Pre-primary school education providing an approved educare program; excluding entities the sole purpose of which is the provision of day care facilities;
5. The provision of education by a school which enrolls learners in one or more grades from grade 0 to grade 12;
6. The provision of tertiary education at a Technical College, Technikon or University or such similar tertiary educational institution providing any formal course of study or training at which a recognised tertiary qualification is obtained;
7. Basic adult education, including literacy and numeracy education

8. Training for unemployed, disadvantaged or indigent persons to enable them to obtain employment;
9. The provision of bridging classes to enable a person to enter a tertiary educational institution as envisaged in 3(c) above;
10. Building and equipping of schools and classrooms (for utilization by approved Public Benefit Organisations conducting approved educational activities) for the benefit of indigent and disadvantaged persons or communities;