Hot Cares Weekly Wrap: R38.3 Million Raised — And the Giving Has Already Begun

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Vital medical equipment is reaching vulnerable patients, a young I.T student's dream is getting a boost, and hundreds of people are receiving essential hygiene products — all thanks to the kindness of HOT1027 listeners.

Just a week after our record-breaking Teddython raised R38.3 million, we're already putting that extraordinary generosity to work through Hot Cares.

HOT1027's Tara Penny takes a look...
13 Nov English South Africa Entertainment News · Documentary

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