Community Impact
The organisations we work with
CricketVision is a global cricket travel publication. We work with a small number of organisations that operate independently across cricket destinations we cover.
We collect no donations. We receive no commission or payment from them. If you wish to support any of them, you do so directly through their own website.
Girls' education
CAMFED
The Campaign for Female Education removes barriers that keep girls out of school. It works across rural Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana and Malawi—providing tuition costs, materials and mentoring to young women who might otherwise leave education early.
CAMFED's Learner Guide scheme trains former students to mentor younger pupils. These guides offer academic support and broader life skills. The approach has proved durable: it creates local employment whilst addressing the knowledge gaps that can obstruct progress in under-resourced schools.
Zimbabwe hosts the 2027 World Cup alongside South Africa and Namibia. CAMFED operates there and across the wider region.
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Cricket and youth development
Catch Trust
Catch Trust (Cricket and Talent Centres of Hope) grew out of the Gary Kirsten Foundation. Kirsten, a former South Africa opening batsman and international coach, helped establish the model. The organisation now builds cricket facilities and trains coaches across township communities in South Africa.
Its reach extends to Khayelitsha, near Cape Town, and other under-resourced areas where cricket access is limited. The focus is not merely on sport. Life skills training, mentorship and employment pathways sit at the centre of its approach.
South Africa hosts the 2027 World Cup and serves as Catch Trust's base of operations.
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We highlight these organisations because they operate substantively in the World Cup host nations. Neither has commercial ties with CricketVision. We receive no fees, sponsorship or payment.
CricketVision processes no donations. We handle no funds. All contributions go directly to each organisation via its own website.