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.
Smiles lit up many faces as the Purple Team officially launched the Hollywood Foundation in the Western Cape.
Hollywoodbets were proud to contribute to the development of the players at this club and donated necessary items.
Hollywoodbets paid a visit to Loyiso High School to hand over some useful gear that will assist in the development of the school.
The purple team handed over a brand-new playing kit along with training equipment to the players.
The Team, handed over playing kits and training equipment to the Club to help them on their rugby journey.
The Purple Team gladly donated an array of items that will help the players to prepare for upcoming matches and tournaments.
The Purple Team’s sponsorship includes a brand new purple playing kit, tracksuits, cricket equipment and travelling gear for the 2021/22 season.
The Purple Team kindly donated rugby kits to both the male and female teams, such as rugby jerseys, rugby shorts and rugby socks.
Hollywoodbets Team showed their support with a generous donation of rugby kits, tackle bags, contact shields, first aid kits and other training equipment.
The exciting campaign focussed on investing R1.5 million into developing female-owned businesses.
Hollywoodbets chose to assist this Club by contributing rugby kits and equipment on 8 September that was valued at R40 000.
Babongile Mkhize, was chosen to represent the Purple Brand as one of the judges of the KZN Youth Business Awards!
Hollywoodbets is proud to announce the launch of the Hollywood Foundation, which aims to bring hope to local communities.
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.