
National Soccer League – First Touch Academy
The National Soccer League team scored an impressive three goals and earned R8 000.

The National Soccer League team scored an impressive three goals and earned R8 000.

The National Soccer League club was thrilled to participate in the Women’s Month campaign and earned R11 000 after scoring six goals.

Team travelled with Odwa to Abalindi Welfare Society to contribute R50 000 towards appliances, such as geysers, a washing machine and wall paint

Hollywoodbets was proud to donate items such as rugby kits, tackle bags, contact shields, cones, rugby balls and first aid kits.

Hollywoodbets and Ukhozi FM were proud to hand over vital equipment to the organisation that was valued at R40 000.

The Club donated an amount of R5 000 to Nozibusiso Foundation, which is based in KwaMbonambi.

The club participated in the Women’s Month campaign in August and earned R7 000 after scoring two goals.

Tsunami Queens participated in the Women’s Month initiative, where they scored goals to help a non-profit organisation that serves the needs of various communities

This contribution will help to enhance their training programme and players will be able to have their own football balls and equipment when training sessions are being conducted.

Coal City Wizards FC chose to donate the money to Ekukhanyeni Nursery School, which is a nursery and a pre-school that is based in KwaGuqa.

The club took part in Hollywoodbets’ Women’s Month campaign and scored one goal.

#HopeIsPower provided a fridge, an ice-cream machine, a freezer, a food warmer, a toaster, a deep fryer and an extractor.

Hollywoodbets contributed a fridge, a table and umbrellas, in an effort to assist with the daily functioning.

The Hollywood Foundation chose to generously donate two mobile classes with electric fittings, plumbing and toilet facilities for the children.

Hollywood Foundation Team from Gauteng enjoyed some sunny skies as the organisation officially launched in Soweto on Wednesday, 6 October 2021

The team of Purple Hearts from KwaZulu-Natal kicked-off the launch of the Hollywood Foundation at Bhambayi, Inanda, on 6 October 2021.
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.