GIVING BACK

“It takes a village to raise a child.” - African Proverb

At Leo & Stripes, we believe that the beauty of a piece extends beyond the home it finds. It lies in the hands that create it, the communities it supports and the natural heritage it helps preserve.

Every purchase supports meaningful local employment and contributes to our support of charitable organisations working towards wildlife conservation and community upliftment in South Africa. This is our way of giving Natural African Luxury a lasting purpose.

THE PUMBA SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & CONSERVATION FOUNDATION

Protecting Africa’s extraordinary wildlife remains one of the greatest conservation challenges of our time. The illegal wildlife trade and ongoing threats to natural habitats continue to place immense pressure on many of Africa’s most iconic species, pushing some closer to extinction.

Leo & Stripes is proud to support the Pumba Social Responsibility and Conservation Foundation, whose dedicated work helps protect and preserve South Africa’s rare white lions. With so few white lions remaining in the wild, every conservation effort plays a vital role in safeguarding these magnificent animals for future generations.

But conservation is about more than protecting wildlife; it is also about empowering people and strengthening the communities that share their world. The Pumba Foundation extends its commitment beyond conservation through initiatives that support women and children, helping create opportunities, improve lives and build a brighter future for vulnerable members of the community. By investing in people as well as protecting wildlife, the Foundation champions a more sustainable future in which both nature and communities can thrive.

At Leo & Stripes, we believe that protecting our natural heritage and uplifting the next generation go hand in hand. We are honoured to support the Pumba Foundation in its important mission to preserve South Africa’s unique wildlife while making a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most.

To learn more about the Pumba Foundation, please click here.