Santé global branches donate Daily-C to HK, SG

GLOBAL branches of Santé, a premier natural and organic health and wellness product and services provider in Hong Kong and Singapore, strengthen their commitment to helping everyone live better lives as they recently donated Santé Daily-C to various organizations in their respective countries.

Santé Hong Kong turned over 5,055 boxes of Santé Daily-C to seven organizations in their country. Among the receivers included Bethune House Migrant Women's Refuge, Social Justice for Migrant Workers (SJFMW), Buguias Overseas Workers Association (BOWA-HK), Wanchai Church of Christ, Jesus Reigns Ministries (JRM) and St. Joseph's Church and Bangar Launion.

Meanwhile, Santé's branch in Singapore also donated 2,382 boxes of Santé's non-acidic vitamin C to two healthcare institutions.

In a letter, one of the recipient organizations, a voluntary work organization (VWO) that provides holistic assistance mainly to senior citizens in Singapore, expressed its gratitude to Santé.

"Our management committee wishes to thank you for your contribution in kind to the seniors in our facility. As the organization oversees the welfare of 2000 seniors, your kind and generous act of charity have been a very good gesture," the letter said.

Vitamin C helps reinforce the immune system, decreases Vitamin C deficiency and aids in the body's iron absorption, collagen formation and wound healing.

The Daily-C variations come in vegetable capsules that make it ideal for those living the vegetarian lifestyle.

Santé is one of the leading global manufacturers of certified barley grass grown and harvested from New Zealand.

With its mission to help people live better lives, the company promotes, produces and distributes premier natural health and wellness products and services.

Today, Santé has expanded its offerings, including a fitness and rehabilitation center with Santé Fitness Lab, staying true to its thrust of promoting a healthy lifestyle.

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Source: TheManila Times