13 Dec SKYLINE FOOD AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSING LIMITED SPREADS CHRISTMAS CHEER TO ODORKOR BASIC SCHOOLS AND STREET CHILDREN

Report by Miss Faustina Sika, Ghana News Agency

Skyline Food and Manufacturing Processing Limited has marked the 2025 Christmas season with a heart-warming Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at supporting pupils of Odorkor 4 and 7 Basic Schools as well as vulnerable street children within the Odorkor community. The outreach, which took place on 13th December, 2025, was led by the company’s Corporate Officer, Ms. Antoinette Odei, and reflects Skyline’s enduring commitment to community development and social inclusion.

The Christmas season is traditionally a time of joy, generosity, and togetherness, yet for many children, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, it can also be a period of deprivation and uncertainty. Recognising this reality, Skyline Food and Manufacturing Processing Limited chose to use the festive occasion to bring hope, smiles, and practical support to children who are often left behind.

As part of the initiative, the company donated a range of essential items and festive supplies to pupils of Odorkor 4 and 5 Basic Schools. These donations were intended to support both the educational and welfare needs of the children, while also enhancing their sense of belonging and celebration during the Christmas period. In addition, street children within the Odorkor area received food items and other necessities aimed at easing their daily struggles and providing comfort during the festive season.

Ms. Antoinette Odei, Corporate Officer of Skyline Food and Manufacturing Processing Limited, explained that the outreach was inspired by the company’s belief that children represent the future of society and must be nurtured with care and compassion. She noted that investing in children’s wellbeing, education, and happiness is one of the most impactful ways a corporate organisation can contribute to national development. According to her, the decision to extend support to both schoolchildren and street children was deliberate, reflecting Skyline’s inclusive approach to CSR.

Skyline’s management emphasised that corporate responsibility goes beyond business operations and profitability. It involves responding to real human needs within communities and using available resources to make a positive difference. The Christmas outreach programme therefore aligns with the company’s broader CSR philosophy, which prioritises people, empathy, and sustainable social impact.

Teachers and school authorities at Odorkor 4 and 5 Basic Schools expressed gratitude to Skyline Food and Manufacturing Processing Limited for the gesture. They noted that such support boosts morale among pupils and reinforces the importance of partnerships between schools and