MozzartBet donates kits to football teams in Homa Bay
Lorateng' players pose with their new kits and a ball donated by gaming company Mozzart Bet Kenya.
What you need to know:
- Through the company’s “New jerseys for new champions” initiative, Nyauu FC and Lorateng' FC were fully kitted just like other teams around the country.
Gaming firm MozzartBet on Friday donated football kits to two teams in Imbo, Homa Bay County.
Through the company’s “New jerseys for new champions” initiative, Nyauu FC and Lorateng' FC were fully kitted just like other teams around the country.
"Grassroots football plays a vital role in the football ecosystem by constantly providing raw talent that goes up the chain and therefore it is important for such lower-tier teams to get the necessary support to keep them going," said MozzartBet Kenya Marketing Manager Frank Ochieng.
Nyauu FC players pose with their new kits and a ball donated by gaming company Mozzart Bet Kenya.
“As a company we are always looking out to these teams and helping them overcome some of their challenges. It is our responsibility as a Kenyan company to support the talented youth across the country realise their dreams and we are therefore very open to such engagements that will help us grow sports in this country."
Residents of Imbo village, Kothidha, Homa Bay County fetch water from a tank that was bought by betting firm MozzartBet, its first water project in the country.
“We are very proud to be able to launch our first Water Project in this great county of Homa Bay. The people of Imbo are the first beneficiaries of our new CSR initiative that we call ‘Clean Drinking Water for Our Communities,’” added Ochieng.
Ochieng further added that through their water project, they aim at giving back to the society by delivering clean water to the communities with the hope of making a difference like they are doing with football teams.
“This year has been a challenging year to most countries in the world due to the Covid-19 pandemic. MozzartBet has invested Sh10 million in medical equipment to help fight Coronavirus in 10 hospitals across Kenya. Healthcare facilities in Nakuru, Siaya, Kisii, Embu, Nyandarua, Baringo, Bomet, Kisumu, Kakamega and Kitui have all received donations, that included PPEs for frontline professionals, and other assorted medical equipment, but we haven’t stopped there,” added Ochieng.
The firm donated ICU beds, Patient Monitors, Oxygen Concentrators and other critical intensive medical care equipment to the Ngara Health Centre in Nairobi and Chemolingot Sub County Hospital in Tiaty, East Pokot.
