The Gamuna Foundation has received three bales of secondhand clothing from Kalibobo Secondhand in Madang, to support the foundation’s upcoming community outreach program across Madang Province.
The donated clothing will be distributed to families in need as part of the foundation’s awareness and donation drives, which aim to assist marginalized and vulnerable communities throughout the province.
Gamuna Foundation President Nicholas Gamuna expressed his appreciation to Kalibobo Secondhand for its generous support.
“Because of your support, we are able to reach more communities and bring comfort to those who need it most. Your generosity reflects a true partnership in serving our people,” Gamuna said.
Kalibobo Secondhand Team Leader and Supervisor William Sony said the business is committed to supporting charity groups, churches, non-government organizations, and community associations that work to improve the lives of people in need.
He encouraged more young people and community groups to work together to make a positive difference across Madang.
“Let’s join hands to make a difference in our communities and support those who are reaching out to help the marginalized,” Sony said.
Sony added that Kalibobo Secondhand is pleased to support initiatives that have a meaningful impact on communities.
“We are happy to support initiatives that make a real difference in the lives of people who need help,” he said.
The Gamuna Foundation acknowledged Kalibobo Secondhand for its generosity and commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities through this act of kindness.
