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‘Whether you’re reflecting on the season, sharing a laugh with loved ones, or adding a festive touch is very key at the moment especially at this time with just a few days left to 2025 Christmas’. These were the words of Alex Muhangi, ForteBet brand ambassador while handing over a 10 million dummy cheque to the management of Special Children, Special People located in Luwule Village, Kasanje town council.

The home houses largely People With Disabilities (PWD), but largely children. According to the home director, Moses Luwule, most of these children are found abandoned because of their disfigured body looks. So, in coordination with the authorities, they adapt them.

“I really short of words. We are so grateful to ForteBet for this hand of help. The cost of running this home is extremely high, and therefore we need everyone’s support like ForteBet has done.”

It was joy and happiness as ForteBet gifts ‘rained’ on residents of Lira, Apac and Aduk town. In a special way this time, ForteBet delivered these gifts as a special Christmas package which is just one week ahead.

The company’s brand ambassador, Alex Muhangi dished out phones, European club jerseys, T-shirts, caps and wristbands among many other gifts were all given out to excited customers.

“Whether you’re reflecting on the season, sharing a laugh with loved ones, or adding a festive touch is very key at the moment,” said Muhangi while handing over gifts to clients at Lira main Centre.

Just like it has done elsewhere, ForteBet also gave out reflector jackets to bodaboda cyclists in Lira.
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