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Dewandré Nigel Fritz Born: 20 September 2000 (Cape Town, South Africa) Nationality: South African Occupation: Community Leader, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist Known For Founding The Dewandre Fritz Foundation (TDFF), Youth and Community Development Initiatives
Early Life and Education
Dewandré Nigel Fritz was born and raised in Eersterivier, Cape Town, South Africa. From an early age, he demonstrated a passion for uplifting his community and addressing socio-economic challenges. His educational journey was marked by a commitment to leadership and public service, culminating in his establishment of initiatives aimed at skills development and poverty eradication. Dewandré studies Public Management at Boland College.
Career Dewandré Fritz is the founder and chairperson of *The Dewandre Fritz Foundation (TDFF)*, a non-profit organization established in 2021. The Foundation focuses on empowering the Greater Eersterivier community through programs targeting youth development, poverty eradication, skills training, and inclusivity. Under his leadership, TDFF has expanded to include five major projects and reached over 650 young people through workshops and educational initiatives. He is currently employed as an intern at SAPS.
Fritz is also an entrepreneur, owning *Fritz Services*, a youth-owned and operated business offering gardening, cleaning, lawn mowing, and painting services. His business ventures aim to tackle high unemployment rates in his community by providing job opportunities for young people.
In 2024, Fritz launched a transportation company catering to scholars, professionals, and long-distance travellers, further diversifying his entrepreneurial portfolio.
Philanthropy and Community Engagement Fritz has played a pivotal role in fostering collaborations between churches, non-profits, and governmental entities in the Eersterivier area. His Foundation's initiatives include the #MyProfessionalHelp campaign, which recruits professionals to volunteer their expertise, and the Eersterivier Working Group, a collective effort to combat hunger, reduce crime, and promote holistic development in the community.
In addition to his organizational work, Fritz has championed youth-focused programs addressing cyberbullying, social media safety, identity, and drug prevention. His approach emphasizes the importance of education, leadership cultivation, and sustainable development.
Vision 2030 Mandate As part of TDFF’s strategic direction, Fritz introduced the Vision 2030 Mandate, which outlines six key focus areas: Skills Development, Social Development, Illiteracy Eradication, Hunger Eradication, Leadership Cultivation, and Inclusivity. This long-term vision seeks to create a significant and lasting impact on the community.
Advocacy and Identity Work Fritz has also taken steps to promote the heritage and identity of South Africa’s Coloured, Khoe, and San peoples. In 2024, he initiated the #ImColoured campaign, a documentary series exploring the complexities and cultural significance of the Coloured identity in South Africa.
Recognition and Partnerships Fritz’s efforts have garnered attention from local government officials and community leaders. He has worked alongside notable figures such as Premier Alan Winde and Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis to advocate for increased support for youth and community development programs.
Personal Life Dewandré Fritz is committed to his community and spends much of his time engaging in projects that align with his vision for a more equitable and empowered society. When not working, he focuses on personal growth and exploring innovative solutions to address societal challenges. [Add personal interests or hobbies, if desired.]