Black Coffee Celebrates Successful Charity Concert for South African Children
Black Coffee, South Africa's most illustrious DJ, used his international platform to give back to the youth of his country.
Earlier in the month of November, the house music superstar brought together DJs and other local celebrities to St David's Marist Inanda, a school in Johannesburg, for a charity outing. Benefitting the school, the fundraising event featured performances by South Africa's DJ Fresh, Que DJ and pioneering Amapiano producers Major League DJz, among others.
The brotherly duo of Major League DJz even brought their mother onstage during the wholesome show.
View this post on InstagramAlongside the artists lending their talents for a good cause, corporate sponsors also donated to the Black Coffee Foundation during the event. That includes Sompire Kids, who donated over $16,000 of children's clothing to the organization's cause.
"The Black Coffee Charity Concert was a night to remember," the foundation wrote in a celebratory Instagram post. "A phenomenal lineup of performers, a passionate audience and a shared commitment to giving back made this event a resounding success."
You can learn more about the Black Coffee Foundation here.
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