Situated in St Lucia, Wetlands Park has been a safety hub for many businesses and organisations. Following last month’s violent unrest and looting, many of these establishments were severely affected and have been left helpless during these challenging times.

This organisation is a registered non-profit organisation and its mission is to inspire and facilitate giving back and action for community enhancement. It believes that four key social issues need to be addressed in both systemic and specific ways, which may lead to meaningful social, economic and political transformation. These four social issues are education, health, stable income-generation and community.

This African organisation has the aim to change the way that the world responds to hunger. It offers lifesaving interventions and development projects in seven developing countries in Africa and it constantly seeks to make a great impact on individuals who are in need. It also aims to eradicate poverty and malnutrition across Africa.

The Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust has the sole purpose to save and transform lives. The Trust was one of the first non-governmental organisations in South Africa to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The Trust primarily aims to support people who have this disease and live in semi-rural and disadvantaged communities of the Valley of 1000 Hills region in KwaZulu-Natal. Some of the services that the Trust offers include HIV prevention and education and HIV healthcare.

foundation seeks to equip these individuals with relevant information and skills to enhance careers through continuous seminars, workshops and mentorship programmes.

Ground Six Lighthouse Foundation was founded in April 2017 by South African starlet and philanthropist Nomzamo Mbatha. The foundation is a registered, non-profit organisation that aims to meet an ever-growing need to support marginalised youth, child-headed homes and senior citizens.

This non-profit organisation was founded in 2008 at a conference of shelters nationally and its secretariat is the Nisaa Institute for Women’s Development. It has a special place in its heart for women and children who have been victims of gender-based violence.

This organisation seeks to support a democratic, accountable and professional Taxi Industry in South Africa. It has the aim to ensure that the taxi industry is mobilised and organised around one vision. SANTACO acts as the voice of the industry and bargaining platform and it does this by coming up with relevant policies and engaging with various institutions inclusive of government.

Following the recent violent protests and looting, Hollywoodbets has chosen to donate an amount of R500 000 towards Ukhozi FM’s efforts to assist communities that were negatively affected by the unrest that gripped KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng.

Hollywoodbets has donated an amount of R100 000 to support YFM’s efforts in assisting SMMEs in Gauteng to recover, following the recent unrest and violent protests.

Hollywoodbets has pledged an amount of R100 000 to assist with Gagasi FM’s efforts in assisting SMMEs to stand on their feet again, following the recent unrest and violent protests in KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng.

This African organisation has the aim to change the way that the world responds to hunger. It offers lifesaving interventions and development projects in seven developing countries in Africa and it constantly seeks to make a great impact on individuals who are in need. It also aims to eradicate poverty and malnutrition across Africa.

This Support Group is partnered with CANSA and it aims to support cancer patients and their families. The organisation offers services to patients, such as nutrition, patient support and free cancer screening. The organisation is primarily based in Phoenix and its goal is to offer person-centred community-based cancer support services to individuals that are free of charge.

The Qhakaza Foundation has a special place in its heart for the youth of today and it seeks to equip the youth with practical skills that will lead to empowerment. In Zulu, the word “Qhakaza” means to bloom or glitter, which ties into the organisation’s mission to raise young leaders.