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RS Group Launches Better World Fund to Support STEM Education and Communities

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RS Group is launching a significant initiative to invest in South Africa’s future through education and community support.

The Better World Fund will allocate an anticipated R108,5 million from 2026 to 2030, focusing on STEM education, skills development, and access to clean energy. This initiative aims to inspire one million young people and improve lives through innovative solutions.

RS Group’s Commitment to STEM Education

The Better World Fund emphasizes the importance of engineering and technical skills for South Africa’s development. By inspiring young people to explore STEM fields, RS Group aims to cultivate the next generation of engineers. This initiative will also enhance community support and address real-world challenges.

RS Group plans to increase colleague volunteering to 50% participation by 2030, encouraging employees to engage with their communities. The fund will support various programs, including hackathons and technical competitions, providing young people with access to funding and practical learning experiences.

South Africa: Key figures on Better World Fund

  • R108,5 million investment between 2026 and 2030
  • R21.7 million aimed to raise for SolarAid
  • 150,000 lives to be improved by 2028
  • One million young people to be inspired by 2030
  • 50% colleague volunteering participation by 2030

Partnerships and Community Impact

The Better World Fund will collaborate with SolarAid to enhance access to clean solar lighting in rural communities across sub-Saharan Africa. This partnership aims to address the lack of reliable electricity and improve the quality of life for many.

By combining global efforts with local actions, RS Group seeks to empower its employees to support causes that resonate with them. This initiative reinforces the connection between social impact and the sustainability of the industry.

Next Steps for the Better World Fund

  • Launch of community engagement programs
  • Implementation of STEM education initiatives
  • Partnership development with local organizations
  • Monitoring and evaluation of impact by 2028

RS Group's Better World Fund is set to transform lives through education and community support in South Africa.

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