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Speaking during the launch event held at House of Moses orphanage in Lusaka, Airtel Human Resource director Mumbi Mwila said "the initiative is in line with Airtel's Corporate Social Responsibility initiative which focuses on helping underprivileged children and young people of our country realise their full potential.
"The objective of this initiative is to help Airtel staff be part of something very fulfilling and demonstrate the true meaning of corporate social responsibility to the needy in society."
Mwila further explained that once every quarter, each department has an opportunity to support a charity of their choice. She also called upon other corporate companies to come on board and help the underprivileged children in society and help them become responsible citizens in future.