What was the purpose of the 3 March 2019 SuperKids Trust event?

The purpose was to give children battling serious illnesses a meaningful break from their daily challenges. Through supercar experiences, the event created a space for joy, excitement, and emotional relief for both the children and their families.

Who attended the Johannesburg event on this day?

Children facing life-limiting or chronic illnesses attended, along with their families. They were invited through trusted partner organisations who work closely with these children and understand their needs.

How do these events impact children emotionally?

The experience triggers powerful emotional responses — excitement, happiness, and a sense of freedom. These feelings can provide a mental reset, helping children cope better with the challenges they face.

What role do families play during the event?

Families are an integral part of the experience. They share in the joy, connect with other families, and experience a moment where the focus shifts away from illness and toward togetherness.

Are the supercar rides safe for children?

Yes, safety is a top priority. Each child is assessed for participation, and all rides are conducted responsibly with experienced drivers who understand the importance of care and control.

How are supercar drivers involved in the experience?

Drivers volunteer their time and vehicles, offering more than just a ride. They contribute to creating a meaningful, high-impact experience that brings joy and excitement to the children.

Can businesses support events like this?

Yes, corporate partnerships are a key part of what makes these events possible. Businesses can sponsor events, support logistics, or collaborate on initiatives that extend the Trust’s impact.

How can individuals get involved with The SuperKids Trust?

Individuals can volunteer, donate, or even participate as supercar owners. Every contribution helps create more opportunities for children to experience these life-changing moments.

Do these events have a lasting impact beyond the day itself?

Absolutely. The memories created often stay with families for years, offering emotional strength and a reminder of joy during difficult times.

Where else does The SuperKids Trust host events?

In addition to Johannesburg, events are held in other major regions including Cape Town and Durban, expanding the reach of these powerful experiences across South Africa.

JOHANNESBURG 2019

melrose arch, gauteng

03 MARCH 2019

Past Event | Johannesburg, 3 March 2019

On 3 March 2019, The SuperKids Trust once again transformed Johannesburg into a space where courage met adrenaline, and where children facing life-limiting illness were given something rare — a moment to simply feel alive. This wasn’t just another event. It was a carefully curated experience designed to interrupt fear, even if only for a few hours.

As the supercars lined up and engines echoed through the day, each child stepped into something bigger than their diagnosis. The speed, the sound, the intensity — it all worked together to create a powerful emotional release that medicine alone cannot provide.

For the SuperKids, every ride became a moment of freedom. A break from routines, from hospital walls, from the constant weight of uncertainty. And in those moments, they weren’t defined by illness — they were defined by joy, excitement, and the pure thrill of being a kid.

Families, too, felt the shift. What they arrived with — stress, exhaustion, emotional strain — softened. What they left with was something far more valuable: connection, renewed strength, and memories that would carry them through the difficult days ahead.

The Johannesburg event on 3 March 2019 stands as another powerful reminder of the SuperKids Trust mission — creating experiences money can’t buy, and moments that outlive the illness.