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College of magic

The College of Magic is a non-profit organisation (007-517 NPO/NGO) based in Cape Town, South Africa that teaches Magic (illusion) to people from various levels of society with the goal of creating social empowerment. The organisation's projects address key community concerns at grassroots level.

One of the principal contributors to the College's success has been the overwhelming culture that exists in the organisation and the dedication of the voluntary teaching staff. The Director, David Gore, has been with the organisation since its inception and is dedicated to advancing the art of magic.

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