 In 2015, veteran anti-apartheid activist Denis Goldberg and four others established the non-profit Denis Goldberg Legacy Foundation Trust, with the aim of establishing an arts, cultural and educational centre, to be known as the Denis Goldberg House of Hope.In an interview in the 2018 "UCT Alumni Magazine", Goldberg spoke of his passion for the project and belief in the role of art and culture in helping to bring about change, saying that South Africa was still a very divided society and that young people needed "to sing together, dance together, make poetry together".Goldberg died on 29 April 2020, at which point it was stated that the Denis Goldberg House of Hope Arts and Culture Centre (or Denis Goldberg House of Hope Arts, Culture and Education Centre) would be situated at the Hout Bay Museum, and would house the Goldberg art collection, titled “Life is Wonderful”, and other memorabilia.