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07/19/2022 Flash Report – PACIF Network celebrates a significant milestone for the £1,000.00 (GBP) grant to “Young Women’s Trust” or “YWT” or “YWCA” (a Charity Commission for England and Wales certified organization with Charity Number 217868) with a sixth £100.00 payment tranche. The first five payment tranches, that comprised fifty percent of total grant amount, allowed for general purpose activities and to assist more than fifteen young women pursue career oriented activities!
“PACIF Network’s Initiative In The United Kingdom” or “P.I.I.T.U.K.” continues with various programmatic activities including this ongoing campaign with Young Women’s Trust (YWT). YWT’s 2021-2022 impact report that’s specific to YWT’s ”Work It Out” program is detailed below. YWT’s free “Work It Out” service supports young women, especially those struggling to live on low or no pay, to build their skills and confidence, to find jobs, and to progress at work. “Work It Out” combines one to one coaching, and Curriculum Vitae (CV), and job application feedback from Human Resource (HR) professionals. Look to PACIF Network’s social media accounts and other public media for campaign efforts to assist YWT achieve their goals! Learn more about YWT!
03/16/2022 Flash Report – ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, provided supplies during March 2022 to refugees in Voronezh, Russia! These refugees were identified, by the HPE Russia Bureau Director, as worthy beneficiaries of a small reception (with food and goods) having migrated from Donbass, Ukraine as well as Luhansk, Ukraine.
12/28/2021 Flash Report – ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, funded a physical fitness and self-defense workshop held during December 2021 for women in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. The Charity Program was coordinated by the HPE Russia Bureau Director, along with a local Rostov-on-Don Pro-Fitness premium gymnasium enterprise and local public figures!
12/27/2021 Flash Report – ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, successfully organized an event for children in Islamabad, Pakistan. The Charity Program was led and inspired by Maryam Noor, HPE Pakistan Bureau Director, who planned this December 2021 event to allow for organized team sporting activities, enjoyment of HPE procured foods and refreshments, and a giveaway of HPE branded shirts to each child!
12/06/2021 Flash Report – ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, donated 8 brand new high quality outdoor camping sleeping bags to the Julian Trust Night Shelter (a Charity Commission for England and Wales certified organization with Charity Number 294751) in Bristol, England of the United Kingdom. It was worth the £200 spent to acquire these sleeping bags because we at HPE believe that every individual is equal and that each individual deserves the best!
11/14/2021 Flash Report – PACIF Network together with ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, donated 40 pairs of brand new appropriately sized shoes along with 120 pairs of socks (3 pairs for each child) to 40 children cared for by the ‘White Hands’ Organization in Morocco! HPE Morocco Bureau Director, Khaoula Majdouli, organized and led the joint effort by HPE Charity and HPE Morocco
10/15/2021 Flash Report – PACIF Network along with ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, work together with Eliya Cioccolato of Cioccolato Couture to donate 600 count pairs of socks and two gourmet cakes from ‘Bettersweet Vegan Bakery’ (of Miami) to ‘The Lotus House Women’s Shelter’ in Miami Florida, United States of America as part PACIF Network’s Homeless American Venture of Empowerment Nationwide (H.A.V.E.N.) Initiative
09/10/2021 Flash Report – ‘Hundred Percent Equal’ (“HPE”) incorporated, a PACIF Network wholly owned subsidiary, officially announces a first slate of commissioned Instagram accounts in pursuit of HPE’s programmatic mission to disseminate a PACIF Network core value of “equality” using HPE’s rapidly growing portfolio of HPE campaign content, HPE original films, and HPE media platforms that promote gender equality, racial equality, and socioeconomic equality
08/04/2021 Flash Report – PACIF Network deepens its relationships with initial beneficiaries of the original PACIF Network Initiative In Nigeria (P.I.I.N.) Campaign with a secondary P.I.I.N. Campaign (P.I.I.N.2) completed during July 2021. The P.I.I.N.2 Campaign fostered more relationships with two new beneficiaries of PACIF Network’s Initiative In Nigeria (P.I.I.N.) at large
PACIF NETWORK JULY 2021 NIGERIA CAMPAIGN OUTREACH PROGRAM REPORT
The July 2021 PACIF Network Nigeria campaign outreach was intended as a follow up outreach to past beneficiaries of the charity organization’s Initiative in Nigeria. A budget of ₦20,000 (NGN) was allocated to the cause and a plan was drawn up to set things in motion. The initial PACIF NETWORK outreach, which concluded in November 2020, had nine beneficiaries. However, not all initial beneficiaries were willing to provide their contact details during the original PACIF Network Initiative In Nigeria (P.I.I.N.) Campaign; this posed outreach difficulties during attempts to contact all initial beneficiaries for the follow up campaign (P.I.I.N.2 Campaign).
The July 2021 P.I.I.N.2 Campaign had five beneficiaries in total, four women in Lagos and one woman in Ijebu Ode. The program’s budget was split five ways which had each woman receive ₦4,000 (NGN). Due to a low count of initial beneficiaries reached, two new beneficiaries of P.I.I.N. were added by the PACIF Network Nigeria Programs Coordinator, Semilore Oyawoye. The two new beneficiaries, Mrs. Omobolanle Odewale and Miss Ruth, are model examples of the kinds of women that PACIF Network assists.
To document the P.I.I.N.2 Campaign process, Miss Zainab Osanyin, the charity organization’s Lagos State Correspondent recorded short clips of the beneficiaries and a P.I.I.N.2 Campaign Video was created in which each of the outreach beneficiaries in Lagos expressed thanks in their preferred and special ways to do so. The Ijebu Ode beneficiary, Miss Joseph Abosede, is not featured in the P.I.I.N.2 Campaign Video.
This report summarizes the events of the concluded P.I.I.N.2 Campaign.