Giving back to the people and place our wines come from is a key part of our philosophy.
For over 20 years Indaba has invested in social progress in the Cape Winelands where it is produced. A portion of all sales supports organizations that are working to empower the region and its people, building a brighter future.
Previously through the Indaba Scholarship, Indaba provided bursaries for students to pursue wine-industry related graduate and post-graduate studies since 1998. Mzokhona Mvemve, the first Indaba Scholar, became one of South Africa’s first certified black African winemakers after graduating from Stellenbosch University in 2003. Indaba has also supported the Indaba Foundation, a non-profit that provides Montessori teacher training with a focus on early childhood development to children living in the South African Winelands.
Investing in our community
In recent years we’ve contributed to Heartlands Baby Sanctuary, The Helderberg Animal Wellfare Group and Siyabona Africa.
In previous years, we’ve contributed to Community Keepers and The Carmen Stevens Foundation.