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Shangri-La Cares Upcycle Linens into Face Masks for the Community

Shangri-La Cares Upcycle Linens into Face Masks for the Community

Shangri-La Cares is committed to creating a safe and healthy environment in 22 Shangri-La properties across Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka.

Partnering with Diversey and contributing to their “Linens for Life Face Masks Programme”, 12,500 kg of used, clean bed sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases are collectively donated to local NGO’s to be repurposed into reusable face masks for the homeless and orphans, low-income families, the elderly, and underprivileged youths.

In this light, Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta has partnered with Emmanuel Foundation Jakarta and are now working alongside Alleira Batik Group, Carys Cares, Batik Kammi, and Aksi Cepat Tanggap to repurpose the used linen into reusable face masks. Members of the Putranusa Orphanage and POTADS (Persatuan Orang Tua Anak Dengan Down Syndrome) communities ah e recently received some of these upcycled linen masks. The upcycled face masks also provide Shangri-La with a meaningful way to help reduce environmental waste and a means to support vulnerable people during this pandemic.

Shangri-La Group is one of the world’s premier developers, owners and operators of hotel and investment properties which comprises office buildings, commercial real estate and serviced apartments or residences. The Group’s other principal activities include hotel management services as well as property development for sale. It currently owns and/or manages over 100 hotels globally in more than 75 destinations under the Shangri-La, Kerry, JEN and Traders brands. Prominently positioned in Asia, the group has a substantial pipeline of the upcoming hotel and mixed-use development projects in Australia, Bahrain, Mainland China, Cambodia, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.

Visit https://www.shangri-la.com/group/ for more information.

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