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Jotun brings colour to Safe Centre campus
The company donated ‘Fenomastic Stain Resistant for Interior’ and ‘Jotashield for Exterior’.
Jotun Paints, one of the world’s leading producers and distributors of paints and powder coatings, brought cheers and smiles to the many kids currently enrolled at Safe Centre, a non-profit organisation established to help children with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, as the company recently donated paint and facilitated the painting of the campus facilities just in time for the school’s first day of classes.
The activity, which is part of Jotun’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, demonstrates the company’s continuing efforts to give back to the local community.
Looking to add more colour and life into the Safe Centre, Jotun offered to provide its high quality indoor and outdoor paints and the necessary materials needed for repainting the school. The company donated ‘Fenomastic Stain Resistant for Interior’ and ‘Jotashield for Exterior’.
“We would like to thank Jotun for helping and donating paint to Safe Centre, as well as donating their time and effort in painting the outdoor and indoor areas of the school,” said Ms Mahboba Yousef Mohamed, director, Safe Centre.
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