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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Anadarko Petroleum was honored for one of its humanitarian partnerships. The US independent was honored for its outstanding humanitarian partnership with MedShare in Sierra Leone when MedShare International’s Northeast Regional Council hosted its Fifth Annual Share the Good Gala.
According to MedShare, Anadarko was instrumental in providing financial and logistics support to send seven shipments of medical supplies and equipment to key hospitals in areas where the company operated. It also provided generous financial support specifically for MedShare’s work in stemming the spread of the Ebola virus.
“Anadarko has been an extremely supportive partner of Medshare and, in doing so, has again demonstrated its concern for all the people in the countries around the world in which it conducts business,” said Sandy Tytel, Medshare Board of Trustee member and Northeast Regional Council Chair. “We are grateful to work with a company that practices good citizenship worldwide and displays its commitment to social good time and time again.”
“It was a privilege to partner with MedShare in making a meaningful difference during a critical time of need for people in Sierra Leone,” said Anadarko Country Manager Bernie Sanger. “All of us can appreciate having someone there when we need help, and it’s reassuring to know we can work with a non-profit organization like MedShare to make a powerful difference in the lives of so many people.”
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