Hot Cares helps young entrepeneur get back on his feet

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Lemo runs his Coffee To Car business on the corner of the R55 at the Sasol. He is a hardworking and innovative gentleman. By carrying a flask and selling coffee to people waiting at the traffic light has started a brilliant and popular service and business.
With constant loadshedding and faults he has made many of his customers mornings easier as they buy a cup of coffee on their way to work especially during loadshedding times. One Thursday morning in September a truck hit his trolley with all his stock and flasks in. This has left Lemo in dire need of support to get his business up and running again.
This is how Hot Cares is getting involved.
5 Oct 2023 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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