Corporate Social Investment Programme

iBranch Team in Limpopo was honoured to pay a special visit to an organisation that prioritises the needs of disadvantaged children within the community.

Through various CSI projects, the Purple Team have touched the hearts of many people, including the elderly and vulnerable women and children.

Ikemeleng Foundation, based in Diepsloot, Gauteng, aims to change this situation through a food garden and the Hollywood Foundation through its CSI initiative, was more than willing to land a helping hand in making this a reality.

Hollywood Foundation was privileged to assist the organisation through its various CSI initiatives.

Every child deserves an opportunity to succeed in their academic career. The Hollywood Foundation uses its CSI programme to implement an array of education initiatives and touch the lives of many learners across the country.

Hollywoodbets came together during the month to fill buckets of love, in order to ensure that elderly residents at Sizimisele Development Trust have a merry and festive season this year.

Hollywood Foundation, the iBranch Team from Limpopo was proud to extend a helping hand to Mogalakwena Hospice and Rehabilitation Centre in November, through a CSI initiative.

. Early childhood development and welfare are major focus areas for the Purple Team, and after witnessing the good efforts being done by this centre, the iBranch Team in Limpopo chose to spend a day with them and hand over essential items.

As part of a CSI project, to contribute an air conditioner and mattresses to Masibathande Care Centre in Kwadukuza.

The Hollywood Foundation was on hand to assist Zusakhe Educare in the Western Cape, through a CSI project.

Elim Care Group was formed in 1976, and its legacy is embedded in the many people that it supported throughout the years. Currently, this organisation cares for school children, and its workers assist with homework and after-school activities.

Many orphaned children remain vulnerable to poverty and sickness and also lack proper shelter which results in them ending up on the streets. To curb the scourge, Tsogang Basadi, an organisation based in Bushbuckridge, helps to cater for these orphaned children who are often found on the streets.