Jacob's Well

Donations to Jacob's Well are tax deductable in South Africa!

Jacob's Well is a registered Public Benefit Organisation (18 A status) and up to 10% of your taxable income may be donated to us as a deductable donation. Would you please concider a donation to us. We can assure you that we have a track record of making the maximum of all donations to us.

Our bank account details:

ABSA Bank, Menlynplein  632-005

Account Name:  Jacob's Well

Account Number:   406-340-5051

Please contact Marelise for your Tax Certificate (Annual Receipt) at 012 993-2154 

Jacob's Well - Donors & Partners

We intend to use this page to show some of our corporate donor, to give them some exposure. At the moment, most of our donors are individuals that prefer to remain anonymous.

Our Partners

Our idea is to establish the widest possible network of ministry support to people "between jobs". We work with various churches and church ministries. Some prefer to use their own names, such as Skatkis; Pitstop; Beroepsforum; etc. We do not mind if branches do not use Jacob's Well as their name, but we would like our influence and potential to be networked, in order to show that we are all working in one Kingdom and for one King. Joining our efforts in a network, just makes more sense and should make our efforts more effective.  We also work with other simular ministries such as NB4 in the Western Cape. It is so very important for nobody tries to claim a monopoly in any area of ministry. God calls us to ministry and the Holy Spirit empowers us and give us the various gifts to be effective. If we could only learn to network more effectively, we might just please our God a little more. He loves it if we show solidarity and unity in Him. Afterall, it is about Him and His concern for people. We are just called to do the job as the Body of Christ, in the manner He want us to do it. What a privilege! Let us work together as good servants of our Master.

Our Sponsors

TOYOTA South Africa has come in as a sponsor for our Entrepreneurs Training in Eersterus and Shoshanguve in Tshwane in 2012. Thanks TOYOTA!