Softcare FM Ghana honored with CSR Award at 2024 AGI Awards

Softcare FM Ghana, a leading local manufacturer of feminine hygiene products, was recognised for its outstanding contributions to corporate social responsibility (CSR) at the prestigious Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) Awards held on November 13, 2024, at the Accra International Conference Center.

The award was presented to Jasper Archer, Commercial Director of Softcare FM, in recognition of the company’s exceptional commitment to community development, environmental sustainability, and impactful social initiatives that align with global CSR standards.

In an acceptance speech, Jasper Archer expressed gratitude to the AGI for the recognition, emphasizing the company’s unwavering dedication to customer health, safety, and improving the lives of women and children.

These efforts, he noted, have cemented Softcare FM Ghana’s role as a key player in the hygiene sector both in Ghana and across the African continent.

"At Softcare FM, we believe in making a positive difference in the communities where we operate. This award serves as a reminder of our commitment to not only driving business success but also contributing to a sustainable future for Ghana," Archer said.

He also highlighted the company’s focus on locally produced, affordable products, which have boosted consumer pride in and demand for "Made in Ghana" goods, reinforcing the importance of local industry.

The AGI Awards, which celebrate excellence across various sectors of Ghanaian industry, honored Softcare FM Ghana for its consistent efforts to enhance the quality of life for individuals, particularly women and businesses nationwide.

Softcare FM Ghana’s CSR initiatives, including programs centered on education, health, and environmental sustainability, have earned the company a strong reputation as a socially responsible corporate entity.

This recognition at the AGI Awards underscores the growing significance of CSR in Ghana’s business landscape, where companies are increasingly expected to balance profit-making with giving back to society.