Exim bank Tanzania, Mororgoro branch Manager Anna Wesiwasi, (right) hands over a bundle of juice which is part of several food items donated to less privileged children living at Convent of Immaculate heart of Mary Sisters orphanage of Morogoro- Mgolole, when the bank staffs went to celebrated their Christmas with these children. Among the food items donated were; 50kgs, Rice, 25kgs sugar, 25kg wheat flour, a goat, cooking oil 10 ltrs, juice 2 cartons, biscuits 1 box. According to Wesiwasi, their visit to the orphanage was to enjoy with these children, whom most of them had lost their parents.
Exim bank Tanzania, Mororgoro branch Manager Anna Wesiwasi, (right) addresses a section of less privileged children living at Convent of Immaculate heart of Mary Sisters orphanage of Morogoro- Mgolole, when the bank staffs went to celebrated their Christmas with these children. Among the food items donated were; 50kgs, Rice, 25kgs sugar, 25kg wheat flour, a goat, cooking oil 10 ltrs, juice 2 cartons, biscuits 1 box. According to Wesiwasi, their visit to the orphanage was to enjoy with these children, whom most of them had lost their parents
One of the Exim bank Tanzania, Mororgoro branch staff member, takes a goat donated by his bank for slaughter during their visit to Convent of Immaculate heart of Mary Sisters orphanage of Morogoro- Mgolole to celebrated their Christmas with the less privileged children who most had lost their parents. Among the food items donated were; 50kgs, Rice, 25kgs sugar, 25kg wheat flour, a goat, cooking oil 10 ltrs, juice 2 cartons, biscuits 1 box.
Exim bank Tanzania, Mororgoro branch Manager Anna Wesiwasi, (second right, hind row) in a group photo with Mother General of Convent of Immaculate heart of Mary Sisters orphanage of Morogoro- Mgolole (third right) and Head of the orphanage center Sister Felister Mwinuka (right), together with the bank staff members and a section of less privileged children living in that orphanage, shortly after handing over several food items donated to the children during their visit which aimed at celebrating together their Christmas with these children. Among the food items donated were; 50kgs, Rice, 25kgs sugar, 25kg wheat flour, a goat, cooking oil 10 ltrs, juice 2 cartons, biscuits 1 box.