What we do for others
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In several locations, Maviga supports local youth sports teams or clubs with equipment and or branded sportswear. These teams and clubs usually have an employee or customer link with Maviga. |
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Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre on London’s Southbank is a unique centre for students of all ages and backgrounds to explore Shakespeare’s work in the theatre for which he was writing. Maviga is an annual supporter of Globe Education, which provides access to the theatre and its resources for over 70,000 students and their teachers each year. The Globe also shares its approaches to playing, learning and teaching with people across the world. |
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In Rongai, Kenya, The Vanessa Grant Trust is a charity primarily involved in developing education for all ages of children, including those with mental and or physical disabilities. Maviga supplies the trust with both food and or cash on a regular basis. |
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In partnership with our bankers, The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), we have furnished a group of Mali growers with mechanical cleaning machinery enabling them to process agricultural commodities and benefit locally from the resulting ‘added value’. RBS has provided an interest free unsecured loan for the purchase of the equipment. Maviga orchestrates the repayment of the loan through affordable deductions from commodity purchases whilst jointly underwriting any eventual loss, should it occur. Maviga hopes to replicate this ‘managed capital investment project’ in other poor parts of Africa. |
The Artist, Odette Griffiths |
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Odette Griffiths was commissioned by Maviga to paint 8 traditional botanical pictures showing the various stages of growth from petal to pulse. Each plant was grown from commercial ‘field’ varieties traded by Maviga. The pictures were exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Society’s 2007 London exhibition and awarded the prestigious Silver Medal. |
