Relate bracelets are handmade and sold to make a difference and change lives. As a 100% not-for-profit social enterprise, the majority of the revenue is donated to credible causes and invested in social upliftment initiatives, with a focus on creating opportunities for all involved, at every stage of a project.

Whenever you buy and wear Relate bracelets, you know that your contribution will reach the causes and people for whom it was meant, and ultimately change lives.

Size Chart: (measured from end to end)

Small 7 1/4"

Medium 7 1/2"

Large 8 1/8"

PinkDrive: PinkDrive is the indispensable, tangible Public Benefit Organization powering South Africa’s first mobile PinkDrive Testing Unit and PinkDrive Educational Unit through our country, driving home the fact that ‘Early Detection Saves Lives’. 

Jane Goodall Institute: The Jane Goodall Institute of South Africa continues Dr Goodall's pioneering mission to prevent the extinction of chimpanzees through conservation, research, and education. When you purchase Relate Bracelets in support of The Jane Goodall Institute, you help support this non-profit's innovative community-centered outreach programs that protect apes and chimpanzees. 

Earthchild: By purchasing this handmade bracelet, you are supporting the Earthchild Project's work in underfunded schools. Our educational programs focus on life skills wellness living and environment. 

Tomorrow Trust: Tomorrow Trust works to provide less fortunate children/youths with a holistic education. They support and develop each individual to reach the potential to become leaders that are self-sustainable and proactive citizens. 

Elephants: Elephants Alive (previously Save The Elephants) aims to ensure the survival of elephants and their habitats and to promote harmonious co-existence between elephants and people. 

After School Programs: The Amy Foundation (previously known as Amy Biehl Foundation) is a non-profit organization that works in townships in the Western Cape, specializing in after school care programs for vulnerable children. 

Lions: FOUR PAWS is an organization who has rescued and given many lions a second chance at life: now you can see them enjoying their new lives at our LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary and FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary. Support them in this noble mission. 

All Love is Equal: This bracelet contributes to the United Nation's Free & Equal global campaign. Proceeds from this bracelet will be donated to the Triangle Project, a human rights non-profit organization advocating for the rights and well-being of the LGBTQ+ community and a free and equal society.

Malaria: United Against Malaria is an alliance of various organizations, including, football players and governments, which aids the prevention and treatment of malaria across the African continent, both providing preventative measures such as mosquito nets and by improving access to treatment.

Mandela Literacy: The Nelson Mandela School Library Project refurbishes old shipping containers into libraries, that are donated to schools across South Africa, benefitting thousands of children and community members. 

Oceans: The Source to Sea Program is dedicated to the conservation of marine ecosystems that support a myriad of aquatic species, as well as the people that rely on them. 

Penguins: SANCCOB is an internationally recognized leader in oiled wildlife response, rehabilitation and chick-rearing who contribute to research which benefits seabirds; trains people to care for the birds. Their primary objective is to bolster seabird populations through the rescue, rehabilitation and release – especially the endangered African penguin. 

Rhinos: The Rhino Project which protects rhinos using a number of interventions to ensure the survival of this iconic animal; the deployment of equipment, skilled field staff, anti-poaching dogs and sniffer dogs, a rapid response platform for rhino orphans, and end-user awareness campaigns. 

Building Families: SOS Children’s Villages, South Africa (SOS) that cares for children who need parental care. SOS builds families for children in need, they help them shape their own futures and share in the development of their communities. SOS’ programs provide life-changing support to children and families across the country.

Wild Dogs: The Wild Dog Project, which monitors and conserves this highly endangered species through collaring and tracking, securing and expanding habitats, and ensuring that Wild Dogs receive rapid response when they need it. This is achieved with a team of skilled field staff. 

Cheetah Project Endangered Wildlife Trust: Its mission is to conserve threatened species, specifically the conservation of Rhino, Cheetah, Wild Dogs, African Crane, Pickersgill Reed Frog, and the elusive Ravine Rabbit, to protect their habitats while benefiting people. The EWT conserves habitats by reducing habitat loss and improving the ecological integrity of threatened ecosystems through rehabilitation, restoration, and sustainable land management.

Grassroot Soccer: Grassroot Soccer is an adolescent health organization that leverages the power of soccer to equip young people with the life-saving information, services, and mentorship they need to live healthier lives. By supporting Grassroot Soccer with Relate Bracelets, we show our commitment to helping adolescents stay on a positive health trajectory into adulthood.

Blind Loyalty: The Blind Loyalty Trust’s sole purpose is to offer hope and clarity through essential ophthalmology procedures to underprivileged patients requiring corneal transplant surgery. All funds raised for The Blind Loyalty Trust will be used for ophthalmology procedures. 

mothers2mothers: ‘Be the Generation’ mothers2mothers promotes the empowerment and education of, and support to, pregnant women and new mothers living with HIV/AIDS, as well as increased access to medical care. m2m assists women in combating the stigma of HIV/AIDS within their families and communities, supports a mother’s adherence to medical treatment, and reduces the likelihood that her children will become AIDS orphans.

Black Rhino Ecology Project: African Wildlife Vets is a wildlife veterinary practice and non-profit organization that works closely with conservation managers and ecologists to ensure the protection and long-term survival of wildlife species. They support various wildlife veterinary procedures including wildlife relocations, capturing animals that have escaped the boundaries of protected areas, collaring animals for monitoring and research purposes, attending to animals injured in snaring or poaching incidents and rescuing rhino orphans.

Innovation Africa Water: Africa is a non-profit dedicated to bringing access to clean water to remote African villages. Since 2018, over 150+ villages now have a solar water pumping system installed, impacting over 600,000 lives in South Africa. Our goal is to build a sustainable solar water system that provides clean, running water to the 4000 rural inhabitants of the Nomu Wa Huku Village in the Ehlanzeni District of the Mpumalanga Province, South Africa.