As part of the festivities, QNET Company has donated food items, among other essential commodities, to the less privileged in the Father’s Home Care Orphanage in the Shama district.
The items donated were bags of rice, school bags, clothes, toiletries, gallons of oil, boxes of noodles, and amongst others.
Presenting the items to the homecare, Public Relations Officer of QNET, Jemima Diakpeing, says the gesture is a form of celebrating the season with the less privileged in society and puts a smile on their faces.
Receiving the items on behalf of the orphanage, Madam Janet Anderson was thankful for the gesture and urged others to emulate it.
QNET is a prominent lifestyle and wellness company that uses a direct-selling business model to offer a wide selection of exclusive products that enable people to live better lives.
QNET’s grass-roots business model, fueled by e-commerce, has helped empower millions of entrepreneurs in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Established in 1998, QNET marks 25 years of making an impact around the world through its product offerings and e-commerce-powered business model.
In the past, QNET has made several timely donations to other notable institutions and organisations such as the National Chief Imam Educational Foundation, Ghana Immigration Service, Okomfo Anokye Hospital, Ghana Police Hospital, Kumasi South Hospital, Timataaba Orphanage, and many others across the Greater Accra, Central, Ashanti, Northern, Upper East, and Western Regions of Ghana.
