Text Book Centre Launches Campaign To Ease Families' Financial Burden

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 23- Text Book Centre, Kenya's leading provider of educational materials, general books and office products, has announced the commencement of its Back to School Campaign dubbed ‘Masaa ya Ushindi’, offering customers the opportunity to win school fees worth Sh50,000 every week and a grand prize of KSh100,000 worth of school fees to one lucky winner.

The campaign, set to run until February 9th, 2024, aims to ease the financial burden Kenyan families face amidst the ongoing economic challenges.

The first draw was held today at the Text Book Centre, Sarit Centre branch, where Miss Kristina Pratt, the campaign’s first winner, won KSh50,000 worth of school fees.

Sachin Varma, CEO of Text Book Centre, expressed his enthusiasm about the campaign, stating, "We know families face uncertainties every new year, especially when it comes to preparing for the school season. Our Back-to-School campaign aims to give our loyal customers a shot at winning school fees, easing the burden on their budgets. It's our way of saying thank you for your continued support, helping us grow together."

To participate in the draw, customers need to make a purchase of goods totalling KSh5,000 at any Text Book Centre outlet or online.

Only one entry per person is allowed, and the promotion excludes IT products.

The campaign encourages early participation, as entries received after the campaign period concludes will not be considered.

The draws will take place every Friday, starting from December 22nd, 2023, until February 9th, 2024.

Winners will be chosen randomly from all eligible entries, and the announcement will be made promptly after each draw. The lucky winners will be notified via phone call within 30 days of the draw.

Text Book Centre encourages everyone to take advantage of this exciting opportunity and participate in the Back to School Campaign. With the chance to win substantial amounts in school fees, the campaign promises to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Kenyan families.