GRAND BRUNCH FOR THE STUDENTS OF HOPE SCHOOLS BY EKATERRA

 

Ekaterra in collaboration with HOPE – An Educational NGO in Pakistan, arranged a Grand Brunch event for the students studying at the formal and informal schools of HOPE in Karachi and other rural areas.

The event was not just a Grand Brunch but it was an essence of affection and care shown by the team of  Ekaterra and HOPE towards these deserving students. Eketerra is the world’s biggest tea company, Ekaterra buys 5% of the world’s tea so 385 million people can enjoy a cup of tea every day. It was founded since 2021, but with a history of more than 150 years, we’re home to more than 34 world-famous tea brands. From Lipton and Pukka, to TAZO®, PG tips and T2, you’ll find our tasty brews in more than 100 countries.

The location where the Grand brunch event took place was located in Korangi and the preparation was ready to welcome the students coming from the various formal and informal schools of HOPE.

 This included the students of home schools from the following areas Dhabejee, Bhittaiabad, Bilal Colony, Sachal Goth. The students from HOPE High school Zia colony also joined in. There were about 1200 students from these schools who attended the brunch, accompanied by the faculty members. They were seated in long rows. Keeping in view the heat drenching season, pedestal fans were placed after every few meters to keep the students and guests cool.

 

Many employees from Ekaterra as well as the staff members of HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan.  volunteered in the preparation and distribution of the brunch among the students and guests.  The employees of Ekaterra mingled around with the students there and spent quality time with them.

The items served during the brunch were halwa, puri, channa choley, omelet, Tea, juice and biryani.  The food was very delicious and everyone enjoyed their time, the food was more than enough for everyone.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, extended her gratitude and appreciation towards this initiative by Ekaterra, through whom the students of HOPE schools experienced joy and had a remarkable moment.