EME Foundation, CHUCKCOIN Support 50 Students With Back-To-School Supplies

EME Foundation in collaboration with CHUCKCOIN on Friday 13th September, organized a successful Back-to-School charity event at Eagle Wings Academy in Alabeko, Ajah.

The initiative provided essential school supplies to 50 underprivileged students, helping to prepare them for the new academic year.

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that during the event, the students received school bags, books, pencils, pens, crayons, rulers, erasers, sharpeners, and math sets. These items were aimed at enhancing their learning experience and equipping them with the necessary tools to excel academically.

In addition to distributing supplies, EME Foundation led an interactive session educating the children about their rights under the Child Rights Act (2009).

The session highlighted the importance of education, their rights to protection and care, as well as their responsibilities as students. The foundation also highlighted its commitment, along with CHUCKCOIN, to supporting the well-being and development of the children.

The pupils expressed their gratitude for the gesture, and the event was hailed as a success by attendees. Speaking at the event, representatives from EME Foundation thanked CHUCKCOIN for their partnership, praising the company’s dedication to giving back to the community.

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The collaboration between EME Foundation and CHUCKCOIN was recognized as a positive step toward uplifting the lives of disadvantaged children, and both organizations expressed their commitment to future initiatives that will continue to impact the community.

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