GBfoods, a leading culinary company, has reaffirmed its commitment to corporate social investment through a transformative initiative in the Makoko community, a riverine settlement in Lagos.
This philanthropic endeavour targeted women and children, emphasising the company’s dedication to fostering positive societal impact.
Commencing with a community visit, the company donated its flagship brands to women in the community aiming to foster independence and self-sufficiency.
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This aligns seamlessly with the United Nations Development Goal 1 for poverty eradication.
Furthermore, GBfoods’ key representatives visited the KHAN Foundation School, showcasing a comprehensive commitment to education.
In addition to offering vital financial assistance for teachers’ salaries, the firm donated essential learning resources such as notebooks, a generator, school bags, water bottles, and provisions of food and water for the students.
This holistic approach underscores GBfoods’ unwavering dedication to cultivating a nurturing and thriving educational environment.
The teachers and students of the KHAN School warmly welcomed the company’s representatives, expressing their gratitude through a cultural dance presentation.
Acknowledging the students’ active participation, GBfoods encouraged them with words of support, nurturing a heightened enthusiasm for learning and personal growth.
As part of the company’s corporate responsibility efforts, it places a high priority on community well-being.
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By donating essential resources and supporting sustainable development, the company is actively contributing to the creation of stronger, self-sufficient communities.
GB Foods is committed to making a difference, GB Foods actively engages in community development and social responsibility initiatives, aiming to create a positive impact wherever it operates.
