BIT Companies support Rays of Hope organization to help South African children

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BIT Companies (www.BIT-Companies.com), developer/manufacturer of in-vitro diagnostic, clinical and hematology instrumentation, has announced its role as a supporter of Rays of Hope, a non-profit organization in South Africa which offers sustainable aid to underprivileged children in a small village on the outskirts of Johannesburg, South Africa.    

"Rays of Hope is funded purely by donations from private individuals and involved companies such as BIT," explains Marius Balger, CEO of BIT Companies. "The organization strives to provide a more stable life to some of South Africa's township children - particularly to children in dire need. Rays of Hope secures not only the survival of these children; it prepares them to live a healthy and productive life outside the township. We feel that it is important for business corporations to be socially conscious and to help the less fortunate. So, since the beginning of 2012, we have joined others in supporting this worthy cause."

According to the Rays of Hope organization, its main objectives are "to make our Village of Joy a place where violence as well as alcohol- and drug-related abuse are replaced by devoted care and a ray of hope on the horizon which makes every day worth living. Originally founded by Milly Jarvis, a South African woman who has dedicated her life to the cause, Rays of Hope has reached out to organizations such as the Help Alliance from Lufthansa and BIT Companies, both leading, international companies that respect their social responsibility in a global world."

For over 35 years BIT Companies (http://www.BIT-companies.com) have provided services in the field of contract development and manufacturing as well as after-sales service for customers in the fields of medical, diagnostics, life science, and biotechnology. As a part of the financially strong Messer Group, BIT Companies provide their systems solutions worldwide and in compliance with ISO 13485 and 9001 standards. As registered contract service providers to the FDA, BIT Companies meet the stringent regulations with regard to medical and complex medical technical products while simultaneously adhering to predefined design-to-cost and time-to-market targets.

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