Our Mission

Our mission is to empower disadvantaged communities, helping them break free from the cycle of extreme poverty, thereby creating hope, progress and a brighter future for all.

Our Vision

We seek to restore beauty and worth where it has been lost, hope and vision where such has died, and bring care and dignity to all.

About Us

Fingerprints of Love (F.O.L) is a registered NPO and PBO that has been working to assist vulnerable communities in and around Durban since 2015.
We desire to find God's heart for people, with a dream to make real change in Durban, doing what we can to see individuals and communities living with hope, justice and dignity.

The Meaning of our Name “Fingerprints of Love”: After any project’s completion, whether big or small, the marks we leave behind are “Fingerprints of Love”

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Our Values

  • ● All people matter and are valuable
  • ● Serving is honourable
  • ● Giving to your community is a privilege
  • ● Giving without creating dependence, empowering without owning, and relationship for sustainability’s sake
  • ● Integrity and excellence in all we do

Our History

F.O.L is a faith-based organization that was birthed out of Immanuel Christian Church in Somerset Park, KwaZulu-Natal. We began our first project in 2015.

Meet our team

Tobias Dlamini

Luke Stevens

Our Board Members

Greg Stevens

Married to my best friend, three amazing children, educator by training, passionate about God, people, nature, and fitness. Love doing what God has called me to do, as Pastor of Immanuel Church. I feel stirred deep inside to partner with like-minded people in making a real tangible difference in the lives of those less fortunate. Fingerprints of Love was a dream in my heart, enabled by grace, that already is changing lives for the better. Let’s love our communities back to LIFE!

Mark Evered-Hall

Born and educated in KZN, I have been married for 28 years and I am incredibly blessed with two beautiful children Josh and Sarah. As a businessman operating in the medical industry for over 28 years, I have a deep desire to restore trust back into business and use business as a channel to support and build impoverish communities and under-privileged children in south Africa. I believe in the idea of Ubuntu and making a difference in peoples lives.

Tobias Dlamini

I was born in 1968 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and started school at Swazi primary school in 1974 and completed my Secondary school in 1986. l gave my life to the Lord and got baptised in 1988. I started working as a Weaver in a Textile factory in Bulawayo from 1989 to 1997. l got married to my wife Mary in 1991. l got another job as an insurance rep between 1992 and 1998 then l went to Ekuphileni bible college from 1999 to 2002 to study Bible theology, then came to South Africa in 2003 where l worked in different places, l joined Immanuel church the same year until 2006 when l was asked by Greg and Sue (our lead elders) to lead the Zulu speaking service after Isaac Mazwane handed over the church. I planted together with my wife a branch (Waterloo Immanuel church)in 2009 in Waterloo near Verulam, that's where we are now. It is exciting to see what God is doing in that community, people are delivered, restored back to their father and seeing a big number of people meeting together as a family with one heart praising their father.(God). We are blessed with 4 boys and 1 girl, and all of us enjoying serving our communities together.

Cyndi Naicker

I am married to an amazing man who led me to Jesus, and we are blessed with two beautiful daughters. I have always had a deep commitment to serve our community and try and achieve this through my career as an Attorney and through various organizations I participate in that share the same ethos to uplift, serve and empower. I am also Legal Practitioner and Conveyancer with over two 2 decades of experience and have sat as a Director on the Board of Mount Edgecombe Country Club Estate 2, served in School Governing Bodies and am Executive member of South African Women Lawyers Association and the National Association of Democratic Lawyers Associations and various legal and charitable committees dispensing free legal advice to the most vulnerable members of our community. I love children and also enjoyed teaching at Sunday school for over a decade. It’s also an honour and privilege to be one of the Trustees of the Finger Prints of Love that has the same passion as mine touching lives and community in the spirit of Jesus and get to support the amazing team at the heart of this NPO.

Georgina Kerr

Hi I’m Georgie and I am passionate about helping people and seeing individuals lives transformed by Jesus. I am based in Durban North and have lived here my whole life while I did study my undergraduate in Pretoria. I have completed my Honours in Psychology and work as a Teachers Assistant in a Grade R class specifically for Autistic children. For as long as I can remember I have always wanted to pursue a career where I could make a difference and help people, with Jesus at the centre and I have found that I absolutely love working with children, with a specific passion for special needs and teaching. Immanuel Church is my home and I have absolutely loved being involved wherever I can specifically with the Children’s Ministry and Young Adults Community. I believe our greatest purpose in life is to make disciples of the Lord through showing compassion, kindness and love in everything we do which forms the foundation of the values Finger Prints of Love is built on. This organisation is going to change lives, communities and nations and I am so excited to be apart of it and to see what God is going to do through FOL.

Governance Documents

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