Apr 28, 2013 Warehousing Ireland News 0
UKWA & AIWA has announced that it has adopted Transaid as its official charity.
Transaid works to save lives and reduce poverty for rural communities across Africa by providing them with better transport solutions, and UKWA/AIWA has pledged to raise significant funding in support of various key Transaid projects.
A number of money-generating initiatives are planned. For example, UKWA/AIWA hopes to field teams in a number of upcoming Transaid fundraising events – including cycle rides from London to Amsterdam and, for the more adventurous, through the changing terrain of Uganda.
In addition to financial support UKWA/AIWA will seek to encourage its member companies – who include some of the leading businesses in the UK & IRELAND logistics and transport sector – to contribute directly towards Transaid’s work by providing volunteers to take part in technical secondments overseas.
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