Laugfs’ annual book gifting campaign rolled out for 11th year

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The Sri Lankan business conglomerate, Laugfs Holdings Limited, demonstrated its continuing commitment to forging strong bonds with its employees by recently organizing its annual gifting of books and stationery as part of its Staff Welfare Program for the 11th consecutive year.

The initiative, which was launched by the Laugfs Welfare Society in 2005, saw 500 children of staff members presented with books covering a broad range of subjects. Laugfs Chairman W.K.H Wegapitiya and Group Managing Director Thilak De Silva also graced the event. Funding for the campaign was provided with personal contributions by the two senior officials along with financial assistance offered by several Laugfs subsidiaries.

Many youngsters of Laugfs employees have benefitted immensely as a result of the support provided through this campaign over the years. This year, children from over 300 families of staff members received packs of school books and stationery to start off the new school year.

Those who had secured university entrance and excelled at the Year 5 Scholarship Exam were also feted for their academic achievement during a special segment of the program. Staff members who had passed away were also remembered during the event, with school supplies and funds provided to facilitate education of their children.

The presence of the families of a large number of Laugfs employees at the event added to the deep sense of camaraderie and made the occasion extra special. It was a day when children were given pride of place with several of them using the event to showcase their talent through a number of entertaining performances.

“This year’s school aid gifting campaign has been yet another resounding success and has more than met its objective of facilitating the educational progress of our staff and their families,” remarked Laugfs Holdings Limited Director/Group Chief Human Resources Officer Dulani Nissanka.

“We consider it a major responsibility to ensure the personal development and wellbeing of each and every member of our large family here at Laugfs. Throughout the years we have been fortunate to have had such a dedicated workforce that frequently goes beyond the call of duty to deliver outstanding results. In recognition of this fact, we actively seek to empower them through several meaningful long-term initiatives such as this.”

Laugfs Holdings is one of the country’s largest diversified business conglomerates. Founded in 1995, Laugfs has expanded across 20 industries, both local and overseas, establishing a strong presence as a leader and pioneer in the power and energy, retail, industrial, services, leisure, logistics and real estate sectors. With over 4,000 employees and an annual turnover exceeding Rs. 28 billion, Laugfs continues to expand and empower millions as a trusted Sri Lankan brand.

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