Poverty Dignified, Inc. (OTCQB: PVDG) (“Poverty Dignified” or the “Company”), has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with The South African Department of Basic Education to deliver 100 franchise units to be placed next to 100 pre-selected schools throughout five province’s in South Africa, and is now officially recognized as a collaborating partner by the Department of Basic Education and Provincial Departments of Education.
About Poverty Dignified, Inc.
Inside South Africa, and the continent of Africa, there is an immediate need for the basic electrification of rural townships, and the delivery of digital education. These basic needs represent an enormous social impact opportunity for Poverty Dignified to roll out its sustainable franchise business model. Poverty Dignified, through its wholly owned subsidiary, My Power Solutions, has developed a sustainable franchise model that has proven to meet the basic needs of rural communities in South Africa, while at the same time creating a pathway out of poverty by delivering infrastructure for electricity, education, connectivity and retail services. While keeping the focus on community impact and changing lives, My Power Solutions is working alongside the Department of Basic Education to deploy a delivery system in which the DBE Cloud Platform will have a portal to deliver its National Education Curriculum to rural schools and communities. My Power Solutions is currently rolling out the first of 100 franchise units to be placed next to 100 pre-selected schools throughout five province’s in South Africa as part of the Government’s National Educational Program to deliver infrastructure for basic electricity, digital education and connectivity throughout rural townships. MyPower Solutions believes it will play a pivotal role in rural transformation by providing digital education, electricity, connectivity and retail services throughout the continent of Africa. Each fully operational My Power Solution franchise unit delivers life changing products and services to a minimum of 1,000 homes.
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Contact Information:
Poverty Dignified, Inc.
Trip Critz / CFO 928-713-2386
10617 Kettering Drive, Suite 215
Charlotte, NC 28226