Meridian 100th Anniversary | Giving back to the community

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Members of the Ambaram Dayaram family gather during the Meridian Store’s 100th anniversary celebrations in Wairiki, Taveuni. Picture: NACANIELI TUILEVUKA

GIVING back to a community that has supported their family over the years remains a strong commitment for Meridian Store managing director Champak Lal Dayaram.

For Mr Dayaram, the contribution towards community projects, including their contribution to the construction of a school.

He said his family had always believed in supporting the community and helping where they could, especially in areas that directly benefited children and education.

“We have committed ourselves to supporting community projects and contributing to the construction of a school,” he said.

He said the initiative was a way of giving back to the people who had been part of his family’s journey.

“Through this initiative, we hope to create better opportunities for children and strengthen the community.”

He said his family understood the important role education played in shaping the lives of young people and preparing them for the future.

“Our commitment reflects our belief in giving back and making a positive difference in the lives of others.”

He said education was one of the greatest gifts that could be provided to children because it opened doors to new opportunities.

“We understand that education plays an important role in shaping the future of young people.”

He said supporting the construction of a school was an investment in the next generation and a way to provide children with a safe and supportive place to learn.

“By helping to build a school, we are investing in the next generation and creating a safe place for learning.”

He said the project was made possible through the support and dedication of many people who shared the same vision.

“The project is a result of teamwork, dedication, and the support of many people.”

He thanked those who contributed their time, resources and efforts towards making the project a reality.

“We are grateful to everyone who has contributed their time, resources, and efforts towards making this vision a reality.”

He said the school would become a lasting contribution that would continue to benefit students, teachers and the wider community for many years.

“The school will serve as a foundation for knowledge, growth, and development.”

For the Dayaram family, giving back is a way of honouring the community that has walked alongside them and ensuring future generations have the opportunity to succeed.