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Joramco Organizes Winter Clothes Campaign in Cooperation with the Charity Clothing Bank
(MENAFN- Asdaa BCW) Joramco, the Amman-based aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility and engineering arm of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE), has organized a Winter Clothes Campaign, which took place on the 20th of February. Held in cooperation with the Charity Clothing Bank, a program under the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO), the initiative aims to keep less privileged families and individuals warm throughout the winter.
As part of the initiative, Joramco’s staff volunteered to assist with sorting donated clothes, and the company also contributed 100 blankets to those in need. The project was organized by Joramco’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) committee, demonstrating the company’s ongoing commitment to making a positive impact within the community.
Commenting on this occasion, Fraser Currie, Chief Executive Officer of Joramco, said, “At Joramco, we believe that giving back is a collective responsibility, not just a seasonal effort. Our partnership with the Charity Clothing Bank reflects this commitment. We are dedicated to addressing the immediate needs of the community and improving the lives of those in need. This reflects our values of participation, solidarity, and volunteerism, reinforcing the values of Jordanian society.”
Hana Ibsais, Chief People & Performance Officer, added, “This campaign underscores Joramco's commitment to fostering a culture of volunteerism and collaboration among our employees. By offering opportunities for community service, we aim to instill a sense of responsibility and solidarity, creating a lasting positive impact. It also aligns with our dedication to environmental, social, and corporate governance principles.”
This campaign is a key part of Joramco’s broader CSR strategy, underscoring the company’s dedication to supporting community development. Joramco remains dedicated to making a tangible, lasting difference in the future through its community-centered efforts.
As part of the initiative, Joramco’s staff volunteered to assist with sorting donated clothes, and the company also contributed 100 blankets to those in need. The project was organized by Joramco’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) committee, demonstrating the company’s ongoing commitment to making a positive impact within the community.
Commenting on this occasion, Fraser Currie, Chief Executive Officer of Joramco, said, “At Joramco, we believe that giving back is a collective responsibility, not just a seasonal effort. Our partnership with the Charity Clothing Bank reflects this commitment. We are dedicated to addressing the immediate needs of the community and improving the lives of those in need. This reflects our values of participation, solidarity, and volunteerism, reinforcing the values of Jordanian society.”
Hana Ibsais, Chief People & Performance Officer, added, “This campaign underscores Joramco's commitment to fostering a culture of volunteerism and collaboration among our employees. By offering opportunities for community service, we aim to instill a sense of responsibility and solidarity, creating a lasting positive impact. It also aligns with our dedication to environmental, social, and corporate governance principles.”
This campaign is a key part of Joramco’s broader CSR strategy, underscoring the company’s dedication to supporting community development. Joramco remains dedicated to making a tangible, lasting difference in the future through its community-centered efforts.
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