Located on the outskirts of Cape Town, Egoli is a squatter camp consisting of over 2,500 shacks with around 25,000 destitute people crammed into the equivalent of two city blocks.

The greatest victims of Egoli are the children. 60% of the population are under the age of 14, many of whom are orphaned or have no one to care for them. There are no facilities or safe places available to help feed these children and provide for their basic needs. Children often only have access to one meal a day, have no opportunity to go to school, lack proper hygiene, and lack the proper shoes and clothes to protect them from the cold.

Characterized by hopelessness, extreme poverty, dangerous living conditions, and a high teenage pregnancy rate, the people of Egoli are in desperate need of help.

The Tekiah Foundation has obtained land with plans to construct a church, sports fields, agricultural fields, and a community center to provide skills training, proper hygiene, education, and food for the people of Egoli.

Two years ago, Pastor Brian Keet felt God calling him to serve the "least of these" by meeting the needs of the people of Egoli. As the head the Tekiah Foundation, his calling merged perfectly with the Foundation's goal; 'tekiah' literally translates 'a call to serve the community.'