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Rachel Kolisi’s Falling Forward Foundation and The Impilo Project launch Mandela Day campaign

by Jade Rhode
Rachel Kolisi's Falling Forward Foundation partnered with The Impilo Project.
Image: Supplied

The Falling Forward Foundation by Rachel Kolisi, in partnership with The Impilo Project, has launched the ’67 Minutes. 670 Lives. Mandela Day Campaign,’ a fundraising initiative aimed at delivering free healthcare services to 670 patients in a single day on 18 July 2026 at Marconi Beam Primary School in Cape Town.

Also see: Rachel Kolisi shares what’s next for the Falling Forward foundation

For more than two years, The Impilo Project has been bringing quality healthcare directly into underserved communities, serving more than 3,000 patients through its healthcare programmes. The campaign aims to raise R670,000 to support what will be one of the largest healthcare days in the project’s history.

The healthcare day will bring together medical professionals, volunteers, businesses, and community organisations to provide medical consultations, women’s health services, counselling, health screenings, preventative healthcare education, and referral pathways to ongoing care.

Rachel Kolisi's Falling Forward Foundation partnered with The Impilo Project.
Image: Supplied

The Falling Forward Foundation exists to create platforms that connect communities, organisations, and resources, helping to amplify the work of those already driving meaningful change across South Africa. Rachel Kolisi, Founder of the Falling Forward Foundation, says:

“Real change happens when people come together. Through this campaign, we hope to bring organisations, businesses, healthcare professionals, and individuals together to make quality healthcare more accessible to those who need it most. Every contribution has the power to change a life.”

Also see: Rachel Kolisi graces the cover of BONA magazine

Dr Dale Smith, Co-Founder of The Impilo Project, adds:

“Over the past two years, we have seen the incredible impact that collaborative healthcare can have in communities. This campaign is an opportunity to extend that impact even further and ensure hundreds more people receive the care, support, and dignity they deserve.”

The campaign is now inviting corporations, businesses, foundations, and individuals to partner with the initiative through financial support, services, products, or volunteer contributions.

Also see: Rachel Kolisi Shares Her Truth in Emotional ‘Falling Forward’ Reveal

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