Johannesburg Heritage Foundation

The foundation offers access to many heritage resources, through tours, research and education. Its focus is on retaining Johannesburg's existing cultural heritage for generations to come. It grew from the Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust, an organization that wished to support the heritage of Parktown Mansions and other suburbs. The foundation recognized that heritage extended beyond the Randlords mansions could be found across the greater metropolis. ==Blue plaques==

The City of Johannesburg, Department of Arts, Culture and Joburg Heritage Foundation collaborate on placing a round plaques in publicly visible locations. These blue plaques might commemorate a famous person or event, while raising public awareness about heritage, foster citizen pride. The plaques are installed in publicly visible locations and are intended to protect and preserve historical landmarks. ==Book collection drives==

JHF's Book collection drives are run to raise funds for the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation. The JHF Heritage Weekend Map and Book Sale is often held at grand houses or heritage buildings. The sale is an important fundraiser for the JHF. The 2025 Sale will be held at the Sisonke Hall at Holy Family College on the 13 and 14 September. == References ==