COMO Hotels and Resorts Teams Up with Mastercard for Charity
Recently, COMO Hotels and Resorts partnered with Mastercard to support the “Purchase with Purpose” charity campaign. From October 1 to December 31, 2010, guests staying at COMO Hotels and Resorts properties — including Cocoa Island, Uma Paro, Uma Ubud, the Metropolitan Bangkok, and COMO Shambhala Estate — and paying with a Mastercard could participate in supporting local community charitable efforts.
For every successful transaction, Mastercard will donate USD 30 to local charitable causes. Beneficiaries include a nunnery in Bhutan, a care center for individuals with intellectual disabilities, and several schools and orphanages located in remote and impoverished regions.
In addition to the “Purchase with Purpose” program, all COMO properties continuously collaborate with various partners throughout the year by providing funding, capacity building, staff engagement, and skills development. Known as the “COMO Approach,” this initiative focuses on developing and operating COMO Hotels and Resorts properties in a sustainable and responsible manner, with the aforementioned community investments being part of the COMO Approach.
The Sari Hati Foundation (meaning “the essence of the heart”) is a small, community-based education center initiated by volunteers, located in Banjar Lungsiakan — the same village where the resort is situated. The center provides a nurturing environment for adolescents with intellectual disabilities and their families, aiming to help them integrate into the community. The collaboration between Uma Ubud and Mastercard ensures the center can provide lunch for two and a half years and 80 weeks of art classes.
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