Shipa Delivery & Monkibox Team up for Toys With Wings during Ramadan

                 Shipa Delivery & Monkibox Team up for Toys With Wings during Ramadan

By: Logistics Middle East Staff
Shipa Delivery, a last-mile delivery provider in the GCC, and Monkibox, a children’s subscription ecommerce company that supplies monthly boxes of developmental toys, books, and products to parents’ doorsteps, have joined forces for Ramadan to help Toys With Wings, a charity that provides new and used toys for sick and underprivileged children.
During the Holy Month, Shipa Delivery will collect pre-loved toy donations from families when delivering their monthly subscription products on behalf of Monkibox. The technology-driven logistics company will then consolidate and transport the donations to Toys With Wings.
The three organizations began the partnership to help parents involve their children in the spirit of selfless giving at their earliest stages of development, and to de-clutter their homes of toys that children have outgrown.
In an announcement to customers, Monkibox co-founder and general manager Rana El Sakhawy said: “At Monkibox we equip you with what you need for your little monki’s developing brain. We’re excited for this partnership with Toys With Wings and Shipa Delivery to help build a foundation of charitable giving for little ones by involving them in donating their pre-loved toys.”
To encourage take-up of the program and increase the number of toy donations, Monkibox and Shipa have introduced promo codes, enabling new Monkibox customers to get a substantial discount on their first monthly box when they sign up, and for those who don’t wish to subscribe, the opportunity to send toy donations for a 25% discount on collection and delivery.
Commenting on the timing of the initiative, Shipa Delivery CEO Borhene Ben Mena noted that “Ramadan is a time for sharing, family, and community bonding” adding that “it is our honor to be able to work in that spirit with Monkibox and Toys With Wings, to bring smiles to children who need it most.”
The process of giving is simplified by Shipa’s delivery technology, comprising a free app that customers use to order collections and deliveries instantly on demand, and track Shipa’s drivers, turn-by-turn, in real time.
The donation program will run throughout Ramadan month and if successful, will continue indefinitely.

Shipping from Dubai | Air Cargo | Sea Shipping | International Relocation
AAC Cargo & International Shipping Services
Dubai, Unites Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 8880718
Email: info@aaccargo.ae
Websites:
https://aaccargo.ae
https://aaccargo.com/
http://expresscargo.ae/
Shipping & Moving Household & cars from Dubai to USA, Africa & Europe, we are international movers specialized in worldwide logistics from Dubai.
Shipping from Dubai, International movers, Shipping to Africa, Shipping to Europe, International Relocation, Ocean Freight, Sea shipping, Air Cargo, air shipping, Shipping Company, Cargo Company, Dubai Shipping Company freight forwarding, Logistics company, Express Cargo, Shipping to South America, Shipping to Russia

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ASENDIA HELPS RETAILERS TO STREAMLINE THEIR LOGISTICS

Image
Asendia  Singapore has opened a high-tech Fulfilment Centre at  Singapore Changi Airport  in the latest phase of its global e-commerce focused strategy. Based in the city state’s Free Trade Zone (FTZ), the new facility offers Asendia customers the ability to manage their cross-border e-commerce fulfilment operations from Singapore, regardless of where their parent company is based, particularly useful for US and EU based e-commerce operators. This opening means that Asendia now has fulfilment solutions straddling three continents, Asia, Europe and North America. The Singapore Fulfilment Centre will offer services including; order processing, global distribution, storage and stock management. Due to Singapore Harbour’s free-trade status and proximity to Asian manufacturing hubs customers will benefit from reduced transport costs and more efficient tax and duty management. Commenting on the announcement, Dieter Pluess, CEO Asendia Singapore, said: “Asendia is leading the way w
Read more

DECATHLON ROLLS OUT PARCEL LOCKERS IN BELGIUM

Image
Sports retailer Decathlon is working with bpost subsidiary Cubee to roll out parcel collection lockers at its stores in Belgium. The sports retailer and bpost are introducing collection points at 12 stores across Belgium by the end of 2019. The first points will be at stores in Maasmechelen and Olen, with Antwerp and Wavre to follow in the short term. The machine in the car park of the Maasmechelen store has 58 individual lockers. Built by Cubee, the technology allows customers to collect and return online orders from certain internet shops. Customers are sent an email or SMS with the collection code once the courier places the order in the Cubee parcel machine. In the future, Decathlon wants to use the machines to offer a same-day click and collect service. Project leader Ina Vandercappellen said: “Our collaboration with Cubee fits in perfectly with the optimum service that we strive for. Customers can now also pick up their package at their fav
Read more

Saudia Cargo transports 175 Tons of WWE Super Showdown equipment

Image
Saudia Cargo has successfully provided all its logistical capabilities to bring the WWE wrestling ring equipment of the show that were forwarded by Sound Moves via Saudia Cargo freighters Share by  Logistics Middle East Staff Wed 12 Jun 2019 04:13 PM Saudi Airlines Cargo Company transported 175 Tons of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) equipment all the way to Jeddah, from Maastricht in the Netherlands for the WWE event that took place at King Abdullah Sports City in June. Saudia Cargo has successfully provided all its logistical capabilities to bring the WWE wrestling ring equipment of the show that were forwarded by Sound Moves via Saudia Cargo freighters. Boeing 747-8s & Boeing 777s carrying total tonnages of 175 tons delivered the cargoes in May. The company also provided special Ground Handling for the heavy loads at King Abdulaziz International Airport’s Cargo station. Saudia Cargo resumes freighter
Read more