A’Saffa Foods’ ‘Let Us Achieve Their Dreams – 5’ campaign commences

The organisation’s social outreach programme ‘Let Us Achieve Their Dreams’ therefore concentrates its efforts on assisting kids reside much better lives by producing their dreams come correct.

A distinctive initiative launched by A’Saffa Foods, ‘Let Us Achieve Their Dreams’ is in its fifth year, and is directed at assisting fulfill the dreams of 20 kids in the age group of five-7 years, living in particular care properties in the sultanate. To participate and do your bit towards realising the dreams of these kids, A’Saffa Foods urges you to go to their Facebook web page and ‘Like’ the post with the theme ‘Let Us Achieve their Dreams – 5’ till June 15. Every ‘Like’ will produce 100bz that will be donated by A’Saffa Foods towards presents (bicycles, PlayStations and iPads) for the chosen kids.

Sidhartha Lenka, head of Sales and Marketing, A’Saffa Foods, stated, “Each child helped and each life impacted through this initiative is an example of the giving spirit of A’Saffa Foods. We are inspired by children as they continue to make a difference in the sultanate, as well as around the world and we sincerely hope we are able to positively impact the lives of at least the 20 children that have been chosen under the ‘Let Us Achieve Their Dreams – 5’ campaign this year.”

As Oman’s biggest complete integrated poultry and snacks meals producer and 1 of the largest meals businesses, A’Saffa Foods is usually committed to supporting neighborhood initiatives. Right from its inception in 2001, the organization has continued its help, and in several circumstances, worked with each other with help organisations that market financial chance and development for folks, households and communities all through Oman.

To know a lot more about the company’s ‘Let us Achieve Their Dreams – 5’ campaign as nicely as remain up-to-date on A’Saffa Foods’ other happenings and contests, go to the site www.asaffa.com ‘Like’ A’Saffa Foods on Facebook or stick to the brand on Twitter and Instagram.

Information Source: Muscat Daily