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AirAsia Foundation is celebrating its 10th anniversary by calling for applications for its humanitarian grant programme to rebuild and rehabilitate infrastructure damaged by flood that affected Malaysia in December 2021. Organisations that are eligible to apply are non-profit organisations with an established track record in successful implementation of disaster resilient rehabilitation projects. Proposals for disaster preparedness programmes are also welcomed. Interested applicants may access the application link here or at airasiafoundation.com/humanitarian/malaysia-flood-relief. AirAsia Foundation Executive Director Yap Mun Ching said: “In the last 10 years, we are proud of our track record having supported thousands of people in need across the region, especially also in Malaysia. In fulfilling our humanitarian mission, It is our priority to work with local organisations so that we also contribute to capacity building of local aid organisations.” In the month following the major f

AirAsia Foundation is inviting relief and rehabilitation organisations to apply for grants from its Malaysia Flood Relief campaign to help fund recovery projects in areas impacted by recent floods in the country. Organisations that are eligible to apply are non-profit organisations with an established track record in successful implementation of post-disaster rehabilitation projects. The selection process will prioritise proposals for repair of damaged infrastructure such as community halls, schools, clinics, bridges or sanitation facilities. Proposals for disaster preparedness programmes are also welcomed. Interested applicants may access the application link here or at airasiafoundation.com/humanitarian/malaysia-flood-relief . Since Dec 22, 2021, AirAsia Foundation and BigPay have been jointly fund-raising in aid of affected communities. To date, the campaign has raised over RM400,000 from onboard donations, BigPay donations, as well as airasia ride and airasia food contributions f

AirAsia Foundation is offering free nationwide delivery for East Malaysian products available at its online shop DestinationGOOD.com starting today, 15th June until 30th June 2021 in support of small businesses and social enterprises. The campaign is in conjunction with the annual harvest season marked by the recent Kaamatan and Gawai festivals in East Malaysia. Shoppers will be able to get the free nationwide delivery with the promo code GOODHarvest. Among items available at DestinationGOOD.com are cooking essentials such as premium rice, salt and spices, handicrafts such as woven baskets and tote bags and a wide range of children’s books celebrating cultural traditions of East Malaysian ethnic groups. Apart from products from Bario Asal, Langit Collective, Oyezbooks and Helping Hands Penan, also available are those from independent craft-makers. AirAsia Foundation Executive Director Yap Mun Ching said: “Just as we support the need for movement restrictions to control the spread of