Nestlé Pakistan extends PKR 5 million to Pakistan Red Crescent Society

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LAHORE: Nestlé Pakistan extended corporate contribution worth PKR 5 million, as part of its philosophy of Creating Shared Value (CSV), to support Pakistan Red Crescent Society’s (PRCS) efforts towards social welfare and relief work.

Talking at the event, Jason Avanceña, CEO, Nestlé Pakistan said, “Our collaboration with PRCS over the years has taken many forms. Be it the organization of blood donation camps or partnering during COVID-19 response, we have depended on PRCS’ unmatched presence and expertise in providing first-aid and emergency response.

Sardar Shahid Ahmed Laghari, Chairman PRCS, said, “We are deeply grateful to Nestlé Pakistan for their generous contribution. This donation will go a long way in supporting our efforts to alleviate the suffering of those affected by disasters.

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