Keziah Manuel, affectionately known as Kez, is a confident and hardworking young lady currently enrolled at The Sharks Academy
Mfanelo Zuma, a former student of the South African Jockey Academy (SAJA), left the academy in 2022 after completing his five-year apprenticeship.
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal: The Hollywood Foundation is committed to creating a positive change in people’s lives, through its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiatives. On Thursday, 25
Through the Hollywood Foundation’s ESD programme, Nkosi NM Projects received support in the form of a generator in May.
the Purple Team lifted the spirits of Gardens Rugby Club in Kariega.
In a noteworthy display of support for sports clubs, the Hollywood Foundation has extended its backing to the DHS RHYTHM Cricket Club
Simphiwe Mthimunye is a dedicated and hardworking work rider who’s made a name for himself in the equestrian industry
Six talented rugby and soccer players from The Sharks Academy had their dreams come true, all thanks to the incredible support of the Hollywood Foundation.
Wonderful 11 received brand new kits and equipment from the Purple Team last week.
Read more on how the Purple Team lifted the spirits of Scenery Park Cricket Club in the Eastern Cape.
Kobeli Lihaba, also known as James, is a rising star in the world of horse racing.
Philasande Mxoli,, is a talented apprentice jockey who is currently in his final year at the South African Jockey Academy.
The Hollywood Foundation continues to support women-owned businesses throughout the country.
The Foundation and Partners making a significant impact in the lives of young learners in Mayville, Durban
The Hollywood Foundation met with an 18-year-old apprentice jockey Malesela “Keratile” Katjedi.
The Hollywood Foundation Team in Mpumalanga is continuing to assist many sports development clubs, through contributions that include new soccer kits and equipment. Since sport
The Umzilikazi Secondary School in Utrecht, Newcastle, which was devastated by severe thunderstorms just after Christmas 2025, is being rebuilt with the help of Gagasi FM, The Sound of KZN, and the Hollywood Foundation.
Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across KwaZulu-Natal have received a financial and developmental boost, with the Hollywood Foundation increasing its investment in the 2026 Bambelela Business Awards to R1.135 million.