Zimpapers recently handed $27,000 to Island Hospice and Healthcare for cancer support. The cash boosts awareness programs and helps people battling the disease. Gorden Mwerenga spoke instead of acting CEO William Chikoto during the handover ceremony. Mwerenga praised everyone who made the Cancer Power Walk successful year after year.
Ambassador Gertrude Takawira leads the Island Hospice board and expressed thanks to Zimpapers. She talked about how sponsors fund medical staff and social workers who address physical needs alongside emotional struggles. Their partnership against cancer continues strong because of regular contributions like this one. Takawira mentioned how meaningful these donations become for their mission.
FBC Holdings sent Roy Nyakunuwa to represent them at the event. His bank backs the Zimpapers Cancer Power Walk as a top-level Platinum sponsor for 2024. FBC plans to maintain support for similar health initiatives moving forward. They believe these activities encourage better lifestyle choices among participants.
Penelope Mutumba attended the walk herself and shared positive feedback about the experience. She thanked Zimpapers for creating an event that generates money for cancer patients. Thanks to joining the walking program regularly, her personal health improved. Mutumba expressed lasting gratitude toward everyone behind this community effort.
Ambassador Gertrude Takawira leads the Island Hospice board and expressed thanks to Zimpapers. She talked about how sponsors fund medical staff and social workers who address physical needs alongside emotional struggles. Their partnership against cancer continues strong because of regular contributions like this one. Takawira mentioned how meaningful these donations become for their mission.
FBC Holdings sent Roy Nyakunuwa to represent them at the event. His bank backs the Zimpapers Cancer Power Walk as a top-level Platinum sponsor for 2024. FBC plans to maintain support for similar health initiatives moving forward. They believe these activities encourage better lifestyle choices among participants.
Penelope Mutumba attended the walk herself and shared positive feedback about the experience. She thanked Zimpapers for creating an event that generates money for cancer patients. Thanks to joining the walking program regularly, her personal health improved. Mutumba expressed lasting gratitude toward everyone behind this community effort.
