Africa-Press – Liberia. APM Terminals Liberia has identified three disabled organizations as part of its corporate social responsibility. During its meeting with the Disabled Rights Association of Liberia, Antoinette Tubman Chesire Home, and the Group of 77 Disabled Center, APM Terminals, led by a group of volunteers, donated several food and other assorted materials to the disabled organizations.
The beneficiaries of this generous donation are the Disabled Rights Association of Liberia, represented by Peter Kanneo, the Executive Director of the organization, the Antoinette Tubman Cheshire Home, and the Group of 77 Disabled Center.
“I want to assure you that these items will be used for the intended purpose. All members here will receive a share of these gifts you have brought to us,” said Peter Kanneo of the Disabled Rights Association. “Thank you, and we look forward to working with you.”
The donations come as APM Terminal had the last two mentioned organizations have in the past benefited from APM Terminals Liberia’s Go Green CSR Program, “where they received fresh fruits and vegetables sourced from local farmers in rural parts of Liberia.” However, the recent initiative marks the first time that APM Terminals Liberia has extended its support to the Disabled Rights Association of Liberia.
The program was implemented as part of APM Terminals Liberia’s broader CSR efforts and its strong desire to give back to the communities in which it operates. By providing much-needed resources to these disadvantaged groups, APM Terminals Liberia is making a tangible difference in the lives of those who face various challenges due to disabilities.
“Such acts of corporate social responsibility not only benefit the recipients but also serve as an inspiration for other companies to contribute to the betterment of society. APM Terminals Liberia sets an admirable example by actively engaging in initiatives that uplift and support disadvantaged groups,” the company said.
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