In an effort to drive sustainable community development, AMP has championed a number of activities and supported public private partnerships through non-profit organisations that help to address national and global challenges around child welfare, arts and culture, animal conservation, and cancer education and awareness.

Some of the key initiatives include the annual support of Chinyaradzo Children’s Home in Highfields. This partnership with Chinyaradzo has helped to bring to life AMP’s vision to nourish families, a vision that links back to UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 which promotes better nutrition, through balanced meals. This long standing commitment has enabled AMP to reach 52 children daily – each child is provided with 3 meals a day. However, the business’s ambition is to expand this commitment in the near future. The business provides similar support to God Miracle Mission, a foster home based in Hatcliffe, Harare, and run by Pastor Matowa. AMP supports the nutritional needs of up to 30 children at this home on a monthly basis.

In addition to the support of vulnerable children, AMP Group is committed to support the development of local arts and culture, the Group is the principle sponsor of the performing arts students who form the St John’s College Pipe Band in Harare. The Band, who were named 2018 World Champions in Pipping and Drumming, often performs at local events as part of their fundraising and practice efforts in preparation for their local and international competitions.

AMP frequently donates to animal foundations, shelters, and conversation programmes across the country, such as The Friend Animal Foundation, Tikki Hywood Foundation and SPCA. Not only are the by-products of slicing and processing donated to these non-profit organisations on a monthly basis, AMP employees who feel that they have a personal passion for animals often volunteer their time to also help conserve and care for animals.