HOT Cares Lends Support to Corinthians FC and New Blind Football Team At Hot Cares, we love it when we can involve our HOT 102.7FM presenters in some of the rewarding work we do, as

HOT Cares Provides Financial Support to Happy Yappers Animal Sanctuary At Hot Cares, we love our furry friends, so it always touches us when we come across an organisation dedicated purely to the welfare of

HOT Cares and Dis-Chem Foundation Get Behind Surgeons for Little Lives There are some fantastic people out there, doing great work for those less fortunate than them, and really making a difference. Hot Cares salutes

HOT Cares Partners with Guvon Academy to Kickstart Youngster’s Culinary Career Hot Cares is incredibly grateful for the amazing partners we have in our stable, as they continue to blow us away through their generosity

According to the platform SaferSpaces, 2016 saw the first-ever nationally representative study of child maltreatment in South Africa published, showing that over 40% of young people had experienced some form of sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse or neglect at some point in their lives.

HOT Cares Chips in to Change the Lives of Pensioners in Germiston Hot Cares is always looking to make a meaningful difference to the lives of those around us, and we are constantly touched by

HOT Cares Proud of Hlalisekani Playgroup Contribution Hot Cares continues to strive towards making a meaningful difference in the lives of those around us, and over the years has been privileged to help a range

HOT Cares Helps Get Ronnie Kinnear Back to Work There are so many hard luck stories out there and Hot Cares is not able to help everyone who contacts us. But, where we can, we

HOT Cares Partners with Dis-Chem Foundation to Assist Soweto Canoe and Recreation Club True sports development is rare. That’s the sports development that not only provides athletic opportunities to previously disadvantaged youngsters, but also has

Hot Cares: Rainbows and Smiles HOT Cares Connects Rainbows & Smiles with Dis-Chem Foundation for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Roughly 800-1000 children in South Africa are affected by cancer every year, but nearly 2000 die