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

HOT Cares Helps Place New-Born Baby in Crèche for Cancer-Stricken Mother Hot Cares receives so many requests and stories that tug at the heartstrings, particularly those that involve children. On this occasion, it’s the child

HOT Cares Contributes to World Rhino Day “A Rhino for a Rhino!” That’s the appeal from the organisers of World Rhino Day, which takes place on 22 September. “Rhinos are on our R10 note, and

Hot Cares Steps in to Help Destitute Family Furnish Destroyed Home The desperate stories to come out of the past 18 months are into the thousands, with the effects of Covid-19 placing even more strain

Dischem and Hot Cares Partnership HOT CARES, the charity initiative aligned to HOT 102.7FM is proud to announce a partnership with the Dis-Chem Foundation. The initial 1-year partnership will see the Dis-Chem Foundation and HOT

Hot Cares Helps Destitute Children in Edenvale These are desperate times for many people, with the impact of Covid-19 placing huge strain on families across the country. Unfortunately, children have often had to bear the

Hot Cares Helps Nobuhle Mhlanga Hot Cares Helps Nobuhle Mhlanga Further Her Skills and Set Her Business on the Right Path It’s been a particularly tough couple of years for 50-year-old Nobuhle Mhlanga of Sandown.