LOLC Micro Credit Ltd. (LOMC), one of the largest microfinance companies in Sri Lanka and subsidiary of the LOLC Group, successfully concluded its 7th annual ‘Isuru Diriya Sisu Upahara’ scholarship awards ceremony at a gala event held at the BMICH Colombo.
John Keells Foundation (JKF), the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of John Keells Group (JKH) initiated a public awareness campaign against sexual harassment, targeting commuters of public transport, in commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women falling on 25th November.
Plant a tree – Save planet, the annual tree planting programme organized by the Ceylon Tobacco Company PLC (CTC) was held at the banks of Polgolla Reservoir last month. Thousand saplings were planted to mark this annual event by 200 volunteers representing CTC, Mahaweli Authority, Central Environment Authority, Sri Lanka Army, Sri Lanka Police and the Pahatha Dumbara Technical College.
Catwalk Textile Palace of Matara has taken the history of Sri Lanka’s social service activities to an entirely new dimension. It has made the necessary arrangements to donate a whole plethora of gifts to low-income families with more than five children.
Nearly 2,200 people have received free medical checks this year courtesy of Ceylinco Life under the life insurance leader’s ‘Waidya Hamuwa’ (Meet the Doctor) community programme, which has benefitted some 135,000 people in 13 years.
The Call to Donate campaign, launched by Sri Lanka Insurance (SLI) on November 1, has become an outstanding success, attracting over 500,000 missed calls within the short space of two weeks, long before its deadline of November 30.
Sri Lanka Telecom PLC organized a special tree planting programme called National Ruk Ropa - 2016 in line with the Wana Ropa national tree planting programme,t hat aims to increase forest cover in the country up to 32 percent within the next three years.
As part of its continued CSR focus towards children, Amãna Bank made another valuable contribution to the children’s ward (15B) of the Colombo South (Kalubowila) General Hospital by donating acute medical equipment.
As part of its pioneering dairy development programme, Fonterra Brands Sri Lanka continues to help build more sustainable dairy farming communities through its grass roots fund, investing over Rs. 33 million in 45 community projects since 2014.
Twelve of Sri Lanka’s brightest young students have been rewarded by Commercial Bank of Ceylon with nearly Rs 750,000 in scholarships and cash prizes as Sri Lanka’s largest private bank began the disbursement of Arunalu rewards to top achievers at the 2016 Year-5 scholarship examination. Total disbursements are expected to top Rs 5 million under this year’s rewards programme conducted by Arunalu – the bank’s signatur
Esoft Metro Campus, which has launched the ‘e-Thilina’ community service- oriented initiative in partnership with Sirasa Television, donated a fully-fledged, computer laboratory with internet and other facilities to the Athugalpura Prince College, Kurunegala recently.
Toyota Lanka (Private) Limited, the sole authorized distributor for Toyota vehicles in Sri Lanka in its effort to recognize and support the ‘real heroes’ of our nation, tied up with “Ranaviru Real Star” for the 5th consecutive time this year.
Carrying out their duties as a responsible corporate, Ceylon Tobacco Company PLC (CTC) recently completed a CSR initiative where the company donated clean drinking water to over 500 drought affected families in Madirigiriya and Elahera leaf growing areas.
Uga Bay marked an important milestone by entering its 4th year in the hospitality industry. The elegant and lush beach resort hotel located in Pasikudah on the pristine border of the East Coast, celebrated the occasion by giving back to the community and of course treating its staff and guests.
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