Hellmann helps supports voluntary engagement
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´Hellmann helps´ supports voluntary engagement
Osnabrueck, December 5, 2024. In the coming year, the non-profit organization Hellmann helps will support 14 social and ecological projects worldwide with a total of around EUR 80.000. These initiatives were selected as part of the "Hellmann helps - For the better" competition, where Hellmann employees were invited to submit project ideas in which they could volunteer and have a positive impact on our environment. The competition was a great success: a total of almost 40 project ideas were submitted from all over the world, many of them in collaboration with local Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
The winners cover a wide range of topics, from the renovation of a school library in Cambodia to the purchase of school materials and food supplies for children in Sri Lanka to training courses for women from ethnic minorities in Costa Rica to enable them to enter the job market. In Germany, young refugees from war and crisis zones are to be supported in order to help them deal with their traumatic experiences. Hellmann helps also finances tree planting campaigns in Atlanta and Mexico as part of the ideas competition, as well as the renaturation of marshes in Germany in order to make a contribution to climate protection.
“We are impressed by the number and quality of the ideas submitted. This shows once again how many committed people there are in the Hellmann FAMILY and beyond who are involved on a voluntary basis and thus make an important contribution to our shared vision “For the better. Together”. A big thank you to all participants for their great approaches and initiatives. We are very pleased to support the commitment of our colleagues and to make their ideas for a better world a reality,” says Martin Eberle, Chairman of the Board of the Hellmann helps e.V. association.
About Hellmann helps Hellmann helps is a non-profit association founded in 2022 by employees of the family-owned company Hellmann Worldwide Logistics. Among other things, the association supports sustainable projects for youth and elderly care, education and upbringing as well as environmental protection and nature conservation. At the same time, the association stands for equal opportunities and diversity in the Hellmann world and beyond. Hellmann helps is financed by donations and membership fees. All funds flow directly into the aid projects.
About Hellmann Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is a global logistics service provider with a comprehensive service portfolio that includes air- and seafreight, road and rail transport, and contract logistics. With annual sales of EUR 3.5 billion and over 12,000 employees in 57 countries, Hellmann moves over 20 million shipments annually. Based on this broad product range and many years of experience, Hellmann offers innovative logistics solutions for the complex requirements of each individual customer and relies on visionary technical products to ensure maximum customer transparency while creating a more efficient supply chain.
Christiane Brüning Global Head of Corporate Communications Mobile: + 49 151 2034 0316 E-Mail christiane.bruening@hellmann.com Anna Lena Pyhel Consultant Corporate Communications Mobile: + 49 151 2034 0193 E-Mail: annalena.pyhel@hellmann.com Elbestraße 1 D-49090 Osnabrück
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