The contribution consisted of rugby jerseys, shorts, socks, tackle bag, salome poles, agility hurdles, rugby balls, kicking tees and ball pumps.
The Foundation pledged R250 000 worth of equipment to assist aspiring designers. she was one of the emerging designers to receive a contribution from the team.
Hollywood Foundation will be contributing R250 000 towards the Durban Fashion Fair’s Rising Stars
Hollywood Foundation partnered with the Mandela Foundation and IT Labs Foundation SA for a food distribution in Amaoti
Hollywood Foundation was proud to contribute R50 000 to the South African Riding for the Disabled Association (SARDA).
Aspiring designers shone bright at this year’s Hollywoodbets Durban July on Saturday, with Ismael Mchunu winning the Young Designers Award.
Team was on hand to present a greenhouse which will go a long way in helping to achieve the school’s sustainability goals.
Hollywood Foundation has committed R250 000 to support the emerging designers careers.
Through the Hands Of Hope campaign, the Team visited the school to present them with an array of second-hand items.
In the build-up to the Hollywoodbets Durban July, the Team visited SARDA and assisted these children.
The Hollywood Foundation was proud to use the Hands Of Hope campaign to make a meaningful impact on Operation Bobbi Bear.
Hollywood Foundation aimed to offer much-needed assistance to many communities and establishments, through the contribution of food hampers and blankets.
The Team from HUTS travelled to Ottawa Primary School on 24 May 2022, to contribute school uniforms and school shoes to learners
Hands Of Hope was born to provide relief to organisations like Global Shakers during the flood crisis in KZN.
The Team chose to hand over food hampers and blankets to members who were housed at the Community Hall.
The Team visited the business to contribute an array of equipment, such as a prime broiler starter crumble and grower pellet, an electric brooder and a chicken plucker.
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.