Representatives of six schools and settlements in the western and northern division were all smiles when they received grants from the Fiji Water Foundation this morning.
Fiji Water's Director External Affairs, David Roth presented a total sum of $240,000 to the representative of Nabitu District School in Tailevu, Navala Catholic School in Ba, Saivou District School in Ra, Vurevanua District School in Ra, Malomalo Kindergarten in Nadi, Daku Bharitye School and Villa Maria Settlement in Labasa.
Roth said the fourth quarter funding for various projects will see communities benefit as a whole.
He said Fiji Water believes in giving back to the community in terms of employment and assistance.
Meanwhile, as Fiji Water Foundation celebrates its third Anniversary in Fiji today, it also received the Secretary of States Award for Corporate Excellence Special Citation in recognition of Corporate Citizenship innovation and exemplary business practices Kreutzer.
Story by: Sneh Chaudhry
6 schools receive grants from Fiji Water Foundation
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