With Mobal you don’t just travel the world, you make it a better place. At first this might sound like Marketing waffle. But drill down the Mobal site and it’s there in plain writing- Mobal donate the majority of their profits to charity. I’ve written about this before as it’s easy to pass that by …
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Mobal commit to donating the majority of profits to charity. In Japan Mobal support the work of Seibo who in turn provide school meals to 14,000 children in Malawi, Africa. Malawi in 2018 ranks as the world’s 3rd poorest country (source: IMF). In comparison Japan is an economic powerhouse ranking as the world’s 3rd largest …
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Having worked in Malawi, Africa as a volunteer over 6 years ago I was not only familiar with the Mobal name- I also knew of their charity promise. It somehow didn’t seem real. I was familiar with the 1% club of companies who gave to charity. In truth I even viewed those companies as generous. …
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Cycle of Good is a charity project whose objective is to help the poor communities of Malawi. By creating various employment and enterprising opportunities, they are providing the locals several means to earn enough to support their families’ day-to-day needs, and not just rely on donations. History Of Cycle Of Good More than ten years …
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Seibo is a non-profit organization that aims to feed hungry children around the world by providing hot meals at schools. They are one of the charities that Mobal supports to make the world a better place. With headquarters located in Japan, they coordinate with local communities in Malawi to promote not only health, nutrition, and …
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Krizevac is a charity that aspires to transform the less fortunate communities of Africa through enterprising. By creating self-sustaining business ventures, they present many opportunities for the poor to generate livable and lasting income that affords them to put food on the table and provide for the needs of their families. History Of Krizevac Mobal …
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I’ve worked for Mobal for 18 years, but never had the chance to visit our charity in Blantyre, Malawi up until now. I’ve just been there for a week; it was pretty amazing! There’s a lot going on, but one of the biggest projects is the construction of a new building to expand the capabilities …
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Connecting You to Malawi The Mobal Japan Unlimited SIM connects you in Japan. It also makes you part of a growing community. With Mobal you don’t just travel the world, but make it a better place. Mobal are committed to providing the majority of its profits to charity. Your SIM connects you to something much …
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Here is the latest video sent to us by Krizevac Project – the charity that Mobal started in 2006 and uniquely funds by donating 90% of it’s profits to transform a township in Malawi, Africa. The video talks about their latest project in the UK – You buy one, we give one to Africa! The …
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Here we have another film sent to us by Krizevac Project, this time showing the Mother Teresa Children’s Centre. Situated in Chilomoni Township, Malawi, Africa, this very special children’s centre is helping 1000’s of children to have the best possible start in life. The centre offers life changing day care and family support as well …
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