In a heartwarming display of generosity, KZN-born powerhouse duo Inkabi Zezwe has joined forces with the Hollywood Foundation to make a difference in their community.
Big Zulu and Sjava, the dynamic duo who recently graced the cover of GQ South Africa, are set to donate over 1300 school shoes to Obonjanjeni and Hambrook primary schools in Bergville, KZN.
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This initiative, scheduled for Wednesday, 7 February 2024, aims to empower the local community through education empowerment and community engagement.
By teaming up with the Hollywood Foundation, Inkabi Zezwe is fostering meaningful brand associations while making a lasting impact on the lives of children in need.
Warner Music Africa Senior Communications Specialist, Eric Gyimah, expressed his excitement about the initiative, stating, “Our goal is to empower these communities by providing them with the essential tool of education – school shoes.
“Thanks to the generous sponsorship from the Hollywood Bets Foundation, we are enthusiastic about the positive change this initiative could bring to these communities.”
It’s not the first time that Big Zulu and Sjava have captured the attention of social media. Their talent and passion have propelled them to success, and now they’re using their platform to give back. By donating school shoes, they are ensuring that children have the opportunity to attend school comfortably and confidently.
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The partnership between Inkabi Zezwe and the Hollywood Foundation exemplifies the power of collaboration and the importance of community engagement. Together, they are making a difference in the lives of children in Bergville, KZN, and inspiring others to do the same.
So mark your calendars for Wednesday, 7 February 2024, as Inkabi Zezwe and the Hollywood Foundation come together to bring smiles and new shoes to the children of Obonjanjeni and Hambrook primary schools. It’s a small step that will make a big impact in the lives of these young learners.
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