Back to School campaign by the Hollywood Foundation also seeks to put a smile on the faces of children who are often overlooked in society
The Hollywood Foundation has used the Back to School campaign to help many schools and their learners with stationery items for 2022.
BET Software partnered with the Hollywood Foundation and the Back to School campaign this year to help empower learners as they embark on another schooling year.
The organisation was delighted to receive assistance from the Hollywood Foundation through enterprise development.
The Hollywood Foundation Team were all smiles as they made their way to the school to hand over school uniforms, school shoes and stationery for their Back To School campaign.
Hollywood Foundation comprises of eager Team Members, who are all looking forward to helping many parents, learners and teachers this new schooling year through the Back To School campaign.
The buckets formed part of the Purple Family’s Bucket Drive for this year, where Team Members came together to fill buckets with vital products that will assist people at the organisation during the festive season.
In an effort to make a difference, Hollywoodbets used the #HopeisPower campaign and partnered with Gagasi FM to contribute 28 pieces of scuba printed fabrics to Tilda M (Pty) Ltd
Hollywood Foundation and Gagazi FM handed over various equipment items that were valued at R25 000.
Together with Gagasi FM, Hollywoodbets used the #HopeisPower initiative to make a meaningful impact on this business.
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.
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.