Ikeja Electric Partners DashMe Foundation, Supports The Needy

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Nigeria’s leading Electricity Distribution Company, Ikeja Electric (IE), has partnered with DashMe Foundation, in a philanthropic alliance that seeks to mobilize its workforce and resources towards donating to support charity.

L-R: Adedunmola Fabikun, Head Retail, Morinsola Arogundade, Chief Operating Officer (both of DashMe Foundation), Ogochukwu Onyelucheya, Chief Commercial Officer and Felix Ofulue, Head Corporate Communications (both of Ikeja Electric) during the presentation of donated items to DashMe Foundation to support the needy

DashMe Foundation is a non-profit charity organisation, which aims to change lives, one gift at a time, by creatively raising funds and awareness for grassroot charities in Africa.

Speaking on the partnership, IE’s Head of Corporate Communications, Felix Ofulue; “The partnership with DashMe Foundation is in alignment with the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) goals.”

“The rationale behind mobilization of our staff to support this noble cause is to leverage our CSR platform which promotes the culture of giving back to communities in which we operate.”

“The existing giveback culture in Ikeja Electric has helped to impact lives positively within the company’s network.”

“We are very confident that this collaboration with DashMe Foundation will further contribute to strengthening support to the needy and underserved communities, which is a positive change as well.”

“In celebration of this year’s International Charity Day, employees of the company are encouraged to voluntarily donate their neatly used clothes, books and other household items, which are expected to be put on sale at the DashMe Foundation stores and proceeds donated to charity.”

On her part, the Chief Operating Officer, DashMe Foundation, Morinsola Arogundade, said; “DashMe Stores business model relies on strategic partnerships with the staff of corporate Nigeria and the partnership with Ikeja Electric is another key step in the mission.”

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