DIGICEL Fiji celebrated Diwali, the Festival of Lights, by bringing joy to the students and teachers at the Fiji School of the Blind. The festive event took place in Vatuwaqa, Suva, where the company’s team shared the magic of Diwali with visually impaired children.
Last week, the Digicel Fiji team treated attendees to a delicious selection of traditional Indian dishes and sweets, embodying the spirit of the holiday. The event was marked by a distribution of gifts, creating cherished memories for everyone involved. As stated by the company, “Diwali, symbolizing light, hope, and new beginnings, is an important celebration in Fiji. Digicel Fiji’s action to share this joy with children of the Fiji School of the Blind illustrates our commitment to inclusivity and community support.”
Shally Jannif, CEO of Digicel Pacific Regional HUB Markets, expressed that Diwali is a moment for giving back and that it was an honor to make a significant impact on the lives of the students through the celebration. Farid Mohammed, the CEO of Digicel Fiji, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the company’s dedication to fostering a compassionate and inclusive society. He noted that the Fiji School of the Blind serves as a beacon of hope, and Digicel is proud to support their mission.
The event offered a joyful break from the daily routine for both staff and students, allowing them to relish the companionship and festive spirit that Diwali promotes.
This initiative showcases the importance of corporate social responsibility, illustrating how businesses can positively impact their communities. Events like these not only bring joy but also emphasize the need for inclusivity, reminding us that celebrating diversity enhances the fabric of society.
Overall, Digicel Fiji’s efforts during Diwali reflect a broader commitment to uplifting those in need, making this celebration a beacon of hope for future community engagements.
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