Today, Peermont Botswana reaffirmed its commitment to community upliftment by donating P100,000 to various charitable organizations and individuals, demonstrating the power of partnerships in driving meaningful change.

One of the recipients, Goaba Kgasa, was awarded P15,000 worth of products to launch her candle-making business, Zoe's Natural Body Shop. Inspired by her public plea for assistance, Peermont stepped in to provide the essential stock for producing soaps and candles, empowering her entrepreneurial journey. In partnership with Naga Earth, a leader in natural beauty products, Goaba will receive not only materials and equipment but also mentorship to support her growth. Her story is one of resilience and ambition, and we are proud to be part of her journey to success.

Additionally, P30,000 was donated to the Botswana Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Support Centre. As a continuation of our commitment following the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, this contribution will help the centre in its mission to provide a safe haven for women and children affected by gender-based violence. With GBV cases alarmingly prevalent, we aim to ensure the centre remains a beacon of hope for those in need.

Our third donation, P30,000, was made to the Botswana Society for the Deaf (BSD). Established in 1979, BSD is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with hearing impairments, it operates Ramotswa Centre for Deaf Education (RCDE); and Francistown Centre for Deaf Education (FCDE). The funds will help facilitate the society’s operational needs, enabling it to continue fulfilling its vital mandate.

The last recipient of P25 000, was donated to Dyslexia and Social Support Services Botswana. A non-profit Organisation that deals with people wo are having learning difficulties. This donation will go towards their office rental to afford them a suitable location to operate and assist those who need their help.

At Peermont, we believe in partnerships that create sustainable impact, and we look forward to forging more collaborations to build stronger, more inclusive communities.

ENDS