Pioneering the restoration of the land, people and the human spirit.
Boyd is a wildlife and literacy activist and, through everything he does, he is committed to supporting good work in the world, especially on his home continent of Africa.
Having been in philanthropic work for many years, two organisations hold a very special place for Boyd and his family: The Good Work Foundation and the Tracker Academy. This is primarily because over the last two decades, they have seen first-hand the deep-rooted impact these organisations create. Keep reading to learn more about these incredible organisations and how you might be able to get involved and join Boyd in supporting them further.
Good Work Foundation: Reimagining Education
Imagine a world where every child, regardless of their socio-economic background, has access to world-class education. For the Good Work Foundation (GWF), this is not just a dream, it is their mission. GWF is dedicated to reimagining education through digital transformation, ensuring that the future generation is equipped with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in a ever changing world and to always remember what it is be human.
Today, GWF creates spaces for world-class, wonder-filled learning opportunities for young rural people, connecting them to the digital economy, and opportunities that can change their lives, their families and their communities forever.
Join us in bringing wonder-filled learning to rural South African youth.
We are reimagining education in South Africa as a tool for a future of abundance.
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Tracker Academy: Restoring Indigenous Knowledge
The Tracker Academy is preserving and ensuring that the enhanced bushcraft and tracking skills of expert trackers can support anti-poaching efforts to counter the devastating effects of rhino poaching in South Africa.
Pledge your support to this important mission and learn more about the Tracker Academy’s contribution to modern conservation efforts and eco-tourism.
We are restoring indigenous tracking knowledge in Africa – demonstrating the relevance of traditional tracking skills in modern conservation efforts.