COME, LET’S PLAN(T) SOMETHING
Finally, It’s Happening!
After 16 incredible years of growing Brim, we’re thrilled to announce our first-ever social welfare activity: a tree plantation drive! We’ve always wanted to give back to society, and we believe that everything happens at the right time. Now, that time has come.
No. of Trees Planted
Introducing “ACTREEVITY” 🌳
Our love for a greener environment has inspired us to take our first steps towards social welfare. We proudly present “ACTREEVITY” – an activity dedicated to tree plantation. Partnering with a dedicated NGO that works tirelessly for environmental causes, they’ll ensure each tree is nurtured until it can thrive on its own.
This initiative wouldn’t be possible without the support of our amazing clients. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for joining us in our mission to create a better, greener world.
Celebrating Independence Day with ACTREEVITY 🎉
We’re excited to kick off ACTREEVITY on Independence Day, August 15, 2024. We’ll be planting 100 trees as our first step towards a pollution-free environment. We’re inviting our clients to join us in this meaningful endeavor. Let’s contribute to freeing our nation from pollution this Independence Day!
How You Can Participate 🌱
From August 1 to August 15, 2024, we’ll be giving our clients, candidates, team members, and visitors the chance to plant their own trees by gifting them plants. It’s a small step towards a bigger impact, and we can’t wait to see everyone get involved.
Tree Plantation and Brim 🌿
At Brim, we’re going the extra mile for our love of a greener world. We want ACTREEVITY to be a continuous effort, and we want everyone to participate in our green mission. That’s why we’re introducing our “ACTREEVITY WALL” at Brim. Visitors can leave their thumbprint on the wall, and we’ll plant a tree on their behalf in the next activity.
So, next time you visit Brim, don’t forget to mark your presence by putting your thumbprint on BRIM’s ACTREEVITY WALL and be a part of our ongoing journey towards a greener planet.
