Oracom Uganda, a leading IT company, recently celebrated the 2020 Deeds Day in a manner that epitomized their commitment to social responsibility. The event, dedicated to charitable deeds and community engagement, showcased Oracom’s dedication to making a positive impact beyond the realm of technology.

The Deeds Day celebration commenced with a heartfelt address from Oracom’s CEO, highlighting the significance of giving back to society and embodying the spirit of Deeds Day. Employees and stakeholders gathered to participate in various charitable activities, including volunteering at local shelters, organizing donation drives for essential supplies, and conducting educational workshops for underprivileged children.

Throughout the day, the essence of Deeds Day resonated in every activity and interaction, reinforcing Oracom’s ethos of corporate citizenship and community empowerment. Employees enthusiastically embraced the opportunity to contribute their time, resources, and skills towards meaningful initiatives that benefit society at large.

As the day progressed, the spirit of camaraderie and compassion filled the air, reflecting Oracom Uganda’s unwavering dedication to making a difference. From planting trees to organizing clean-up campaigns, every Deeds Day activity carried a message of hope, unity, and positive change.

The culmination of the celebration saw Oracom Uganda members coming together to reflect on the impact of their collective deeds and the importance of continued engagement in social causes. The success of the 2020 Deeds Day celebration serves as a testament to Oracom’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and community building.

Looking ahead, Oracom Uganda remains steadfast in its resolve to uphold the values of Deeds Day throughout the year, fostering a culture of giving, empathy, and social awareness among its employees and partners. The legacy of the 2020 Deeds Day celebration continues to inspire action and ignite a spirit of philanthropy within Oracom and the communities it serves.”

Oracom Uganda, a leading IT company, recently celebrated the 2020 Deeds Day in a manner that epitomized their commitment to social responsibility. The event, dedicated to charitable deeds and community engagement, showcased Oracom’s dedication to making a positive impact beyond the realm of technology.

The Deeds Day celebration commenced with a heartfelt address from Oracom’s CEO, highlighting the significance of giving back to society and embodying the spirit of Deeds Day. Employees and stakeholders gathered to participate in various charitable activities, including volunteering at local shelters, organizing donation drives for essential supplies, and conducting educational workshops for underprivileged children.

Throughout the day, the essence of Deeds Day resonated in every activity and interaction, reinforcing Oracom’s ethos of corporate citizenship and community empowerment. Employees enthusiastically embraced the opportunity to contribute their time, resources, and skills towards meaningful initiatives that benefit society at large.

As the day progressed, the spirit of camaraderie and compassion filled the air, reflecting Oracom Uganda’s unwavering dedication to making a difference. From planting trees to organizing clean-up campaigns, every Deeds Day activity carried a message of hope, unity, and positive change.

The culmination of the celebration saw Oracom Uganda members coming together to reflect on the impact of their collective deeds and the importance of continued engagement in social causes. The success of the 2020 Deeds Day celebration serves as a testament to Oracom’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and community building.

Looking ahead, Oracom Uganda remains steadfast in its resolve to uphold the values of Deeds Day throughout the year, fostering a culture of giving, empathy, and social awareness among its employees and partners. The legacy of the 2020 Deeds Day celebration continues to inspire action and ignite a spirit of philanthropy within Oracom and the communities it serves.