A special visit by Ariston Thermo to Love Home Orphanage

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated January 4, 2019 8:33 am
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As the Harmattan season is upon us and in the spirit of the season, there is a need for kids to be kept safe from the harsh elements of this weather.

Ariston Thermo; the leading manufacturer of Domestic and industrial Water Heaters visited Love Home Orphanage at Magodo, Lagos State on the 19th of December 2018 to show support and care.

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During the visit, Gaurav Bisaria, Country Manager said-

He was excited to be visiting an Orphanage in Nigeria for the first time. He also shared with the kids the various benefits of a Hot Water Bath especially during the Harmattan Season. The Brand core message is “Comfort Always On” both for Families and Individuals. Ariston thermo is proud to be embarking on this cause and will not stop until they create maximum awareness of the benefits of a hot water bath in Nigeria.

He also urged parents to stay away from the traditional methods of water heating as these methods are generally unsafe and not economical.

The kids also interacted freely with the representatives of Ariston Thermo; sharing details of their daily schedule at the orphanage to their aspirations in life. We will cherish every moment spent with the beautiful minds at the Love Home Orphanage, Magodo.

In the photo (L-R): Solomon Umoh (Marketing Manager), representatives of Love Home Orphanage and Guarav Bisaria (Country Manager), Ariston Thermo.

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Ariston Thermo can’t wait to meet more energetic kids and we wish them the warmest Christmas and coziest holidays.

To learn more about Ariston Thermo Group go to www.ariston.com/ng or for more information write to [email protected]

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Terry Paul

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