Philanthropic Mission

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BringCom is dedicated to making a lasting positive impact on Africa’s socio-economic landscape. Our vision is to bridge the digital divide and foster socio-economic development in Africa by providing accessible, reliable, and innovative telecommunications solutions that empower individuals, communities, and businesses.  

Our philanthropic mission aligns with our corporate social responsibility (CSR) goals, demonstrating our commitment to sustainable development and ethical business practices. In regions where access to basic services is limited, our initiatives address critical issues such as poverty, health disparities, and educational inequalities. By investing in local communities and supporting initiatives like digital literacy programs, healthcare outreach, and entrepreneurship development, we can play a pivotal role in driving socio-economic progress. 

Please contact us at info@bringcom.com if you would like to donate or get involved in our philanthropic programs. 

Below are some organizations we have supported over the years.  

About IBABA Rwanda, an Embroidery Workshop of the Rutongo village, Rwanda

IBABA Rwanda is the project of two French sisters with a shared passion for Rwanda, Véronique and Pascale, and their cousin Solange, who joined them recently. In 2012, they re-opened an embroidery workshop in Rutongo, a village in Rwanda. The exceptionally skilled embroiderers of this workshop had tragically stopped all activities following the genocide of 1994.

In the seventies, when the community of Belgian nuns from the Sisters of the Visitation lived in Rutongo, they started an embroidery training center and workshop to help young women from the village. The women were trained and then offered to work in the workshop. They earned a salary and were able to provide a source of income for their families. This initiative was an important social enterprise and represented for many years a great source of socio-economic empowerment for local young women.

In January 2012, Véronique and Pascale encouraged 22 embroiderers to get together and register a new cooperative, the CORUM. Soon after, Véronique, Pascale and Solange created the brand name “IBABA Rwanda” for all articles produced in the new cooperative. The IBABA project is all about a family and a cooperative of women’s dream to promote and support initiative and economic development for the empowerment of rural women in Rwanda. Its objective is to build a model of social enterprise based on the existing exceptional skills of the embroiderers. They work together with women of the CORUM cooperative to restore their economic autonomy in the village of Rutongo and allow the transfer of their know-how to younger generations in the community.

We invite you to peruse their website at www.ibabarwanda.com where you can purchase online beautiful handcrafted products from their collections.

About the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI)

Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) Logo

Founded by primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall, the Jane Goodall Institute JGI is an international wildlife and environment conservation organization headquartered in Arlington, VA with branches in many countries. Its mission is to improve the environment of all living things, especially improving understanding and treatment of great apes through research, public education and contributing to the preservation of great apes and their habitats.

BringCom is pleased to support the JGI by providing complementary communication services in Africa. BringCom is offering IP voice, data and video satellite services to animal sanctuaries located North of Pointe-Noire in Congo, Gombe in Tanzania and Goma in the DRC.

Forever Angels - Caring for orphaned and abandoned babies

Source: Photo by Oceane Langreney

About Forever Angels

BringCom is a proud sponsor of orphanages in Mbeya and Mwanza,Tanzania, operated by Forever Angels, a non-profit making company and an NGO (Non-Governmental Organization). Forever Angels’ mission aims to promote general charitable purposes for the benefit of the community of Tanzania in order to address and alleviate social and economic disadvantage to impoverished and HIV positive families and orphaned or abandoned children. BringCom takes pride in being a partner and supporter of Forever Angels in Tanzania and wishes them all the best in their efforts.

To become a sponsor, please visit www.foreverangels.org

Corporate Sponsorship

AFCEA is an international organization that serves its members by providing a forum for the ethical exchange of information. AFCEA is dedicated to increasing knowledge through the exploration of issues relevant to its members in information technology, communications, and electronics for the defense, homeland security and intelligence communities.

 

AFCEA is a professional association that connects people, ideas and solutions globally. AFCEA does so by developing networking and educational opportunities and providing them worldwide in an ethical manner. This enables military, government, industry and academia to align technology to meet the needs of those who serve in critical areas, which include defense, security, cyber and intelligence.

 

As a member-based, nonprofit 501(c)6 organization, AFCEA has a long history of encouraging innovation and advancing technology to ensure preparedness and security.

About NWC

Nyamirambo Women’s Center (NWC), a Rwandan NGO, was launched at the end of 2007 by 18 Rwandese women living in Nyamirambo, Kigali. Together they created a project which aimed to address gender-based violence, gender inequality and discrimination. Today, NWC’s mission is to provide education and vocational training to women who do not have the means to pay for such training on their own, so that they can gain better opportunities for employment.
Forever Angels - Caring for orphaned and abandoned babies

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