Sir Brian Bell Foundation (SBBF)

SBBF presented three School Library Kits, each containing a treasure trove of 1000 books, to the Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation (NGSF). 

The School Library Kits were procured from Buk blong Pikinini by SBBF and were officially handed over to NGSF by the Sponsorship Manager of SBBF, Leon Gawi.

Expressing deep gratitude, Kame Nera of NGSF highlighted the significance of the contribution, stating, “This gift is not just a collection of books; it’s a gateway to knowledge, a tool that will empower our students and pave the way for a brighter future.” 

A new book series called “When I Grow Up I want to be a: Pilot, Teacher, Store Manager, ICT Officer, Farmer and Paramedic” was launched by students and teachers of BbP at the Gordons Brian Bell Plaza recently.

The BbP aims to create a mini library of professions that will inspire children in choosing their future career path and to help them understand why education is important.

Sir Brian Bell Foundation (SBBF) and CEO Bronwyn Wright, chairman of Brian Bell Business Group and director of SBBF, Trevan G. Clough said he was gratified to see the Brian Bell Group staff raise their hands to donate blood and realising the importance of giving back to the community.

The Corporate Blood Drive program is going very successfully,”Clough said.

“This is because of the awareness now, through information posters, banners and pamphlets, people are aware that, with blood donations, they could be saving someone’s life, and that is very important,” Clough said.