Also known as: Melcom Ghana · Melcom Care Foundation
Melcom Group — retail/commercial company conducting corporate social responsibility initiatives including meal distribution to orphanages and donations to emergency services in Ghana.
THE Melcom Care Foundation has donated hot packed meals to the Teshie Children’s Home as part of a week-long outreach programme to support the nutritional needs and wellbeing of children in care. …
Joseph Kpormegbey (right) presenting the meals to the Administrator of the Teshie Children’s Home As part of its ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitments, the Melcom Care Foundation, Melcom Ghana, has embarked on a major community outreach initiative to distri …
Melcom Ghana is serving meals to children in selected orphanages across Accra as part of a week-long initiative to support institutions caring for children. …
… He made the appeal in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) following a donation by the Melcom Group to improve accommodation and welfare conditions for personnel at the Tema Regional Fire Command. …
Winners and Melcom Management in a group photograph As part of its commitment to delivering valuable service and extraordinary rewards to its customers, the Melcom Group has held a grand prize presentation ceremony in Accra to honour lucky winners of its recently ended Kickoff …
… He also acknowledged the support of organisations and individuals contributing to the foundation’s activities, including Sunda International, Softcare Sanitary Pad, GBfoods, Melcom Group, the Kesben Group and several media organisations.
… He also acknowledged the support of organisations and individuals contributing to the foundation’s activities, including Softcare Sanitary Pad, GBfoods, Interplast, Melcom Group, the Kesben Group and several media organisations.
… He also acknowledged the contributions of organisations and individuals supporting the foundation’s activities, including Softcare, Interplast, Sunda International, GBfoods and Melcom Group, as well as several media organisations.
… These include Interplast, Sunda International, Softcare Sanitary Pad, GBfoods, Melcom Group, the Kesben Group, and several media organisations including Hello FM, Peace FM, OTEC FM, Angel FM, Sika FM and Time FM. …
The Melcom Care Foundation is distributing 1,000 packed meals to selected orphanages and children's homes across Accra during a week-long outreach programme. The initiative, which includes visits to the Teshie Children's Home, Osu Children's Home, and other facilities, supports the nutritional needs and wellbeing of children in care and reflects the Foundation's commitment to supporting vulnerable groups.
The Melcom Care Foundation is distributing 1,000 packed meals to selected orphanages and children's homes across Accra during a week-long outreach programme. The initiative, which includes visits to the Teshie Children's Home, Osu Children's Home, and other facilities, supports the nutritional needs and wellbeing of children in care and reflects the Foundation's commitment to supporting vulnerable groups.
The Melcom Care Foundation has launched a community outreach initiative to distribute 1,000 packed meals to selected orphanages across Accra, including Teshie Children's Home, as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility commitments focused on health and education support for vulnerable children.
Melcom Ghana is distributing 200 hot meals each to five selected orphanage homes in Accra as part of a week-long corporate social responsibility initiative. The company said it plans to continue supporting these institutions when resources are available.
Melcom Ghana is distributing 1,000 meals to children in five selected orphanage homes across Accra as part of a week-long corporate social responsibility initiative, with the company signaling its intention to continue supporting these institutions when resources permit.
The Tema Regional Fire Commander has called on private sector organisations to strengthen partnerships with emergency services to improve operational efficiency. His appeal follows a donation by Melcom Group of mattresses, beds, a television, refrigerator and air conditioner to improve personnel accommodation and welfare at the Tema Regional Fire Command.
Melcom Group held a prize presentation ceremony in Accra to honour 34 lucky winners of its Kickoff Sale Promotion 2026. Prize winners received brand-new vehicles, 98-inch televisions, Samsung Galaxy Fold 7 smartphones, refrigerators, soundbars, and shopping vouchers.
Interplast has donated items through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which killed more than 126 people during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak SC and Asante Kotoko SC. The Foundation, established after the tragedy, has undertaken support programmes including assistance for victims' families, flood and gas explosion victims, and medical interventions for children with hole-in-heart disease.
Sunda International has donated assorted household products through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which claimed more than 126 lives during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak SC and Asante Kotoko SC. The donation marked the 25th anniversary of the tragedy, one of the deadliest incidents in African football history.
Softcare Sanitary Pad has supported activities by the May 9 Foundation to mark the 25th anniversary of the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which claimed more than 126 lives during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko. The foundation continues support programmes for victims' families and has partnered with the Shen Yang and Shen Yuet Children's Heart Foundation, enabling 117 children to undergo surgeries for hole-in-heart conditions at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
KIVO has donated through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the Accra Sports Stadium stampede on May 9, 2001, which killed more than 126 people during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko. The donation marked the 25th anniversary of the disaster, which remains Africa's worst sports tragedy.