The campaign began on September 11 at the YUM Community Center, where Olymptrade distributed 200 care boxes filled with essential items including rice, mung beans, sugar, milk, honey and eggs. Free eye check-ups were also provided, with a follow-up planned in October to deliver glasses to those who need them.
The project is designed as a long-term effort. Olymptrade plans to continue distributing around 200 boxes every month, aiming to reach approximately 1,000 people by the end of the year.
Local traders and members of the Olymptrade community joined the event to assist in the distribution, further strengthening the ties between the platform and the people it supports.
Updates, photos and stories about the initiative will be available on Olymptrade’s official social media channels, where the company will continue to highlight its efforts to empower the Cipanas community.
Olymptrade also encourages audiences to take part in charitable initiatives and support people in need. The campaign underlines the company’s core philosophy: Care that counts, transforming care into concrete action.
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