What are the requirements for me to be funded by Feenix?


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To be funded by Feenix, you need to meet certain eligibility criteria. The requirements include:

  1. Be enrolled in an accredited South African university or technical vocational education and training (TVET) college.

  2. Be a South African citizen or have permanent residency in South Africa.

  3. Demonstrate financial need and be able to provide evidence of your financial situation, such as household income or financial statements.

  4. Provide proof of academic performance, such as your academic transcript.

  5. Have a clear and compelling personal story that you can share on the Feenix platform to help attract potential donors.

  6. Be able to show that you are actively engaged in your community, through volunteering or other community involvement.

  7. Comply with the Feenix terms and conditions, which include maintaining regular communication with Feenix and your donors, providing regular academic updates, and using the funds for their intended purpose.

It is important to note that Feenix receives a high volume of applications and funding is not guaranteed. However, by meeting the eligibility criteria and sharing a compelling story, you increase your chances of being funded by the platform.

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