CJ Logistics Donates 1-Ton Truck to Goodwill Store to Transport Donated Goods

Shared by five locations, including the Hanam Misa branch
Creating jobs and supporting independence for people with disabilities
Promoting sharing through a resource circulation campaign

CJ Logistics provided a vehicle to collect donated goods, helping create jobs for people with disabilities and promote resource circulation.

CJ Logistics Team Leader Kim Heejun (left) and Hong Jaegun, head of the Donation Development Division at the Milal Welfare Foundation (right), pose for a commemorative photo at a ceremony to hand over a vehicle for transporting donated goods. Photo by CJ Logistics

CJ Logistics said on November 12 that it had donated a 1-ton truck to the Milal Hanam Misa branch of Goodwill Store, operated by the Milal Welfare Foundation, to collect and transport donated goods.

The vehicle will be shared by five Goodwill Store locations. It will be used to visit companies and organizations in the area and collect and transport donated goods directly. The initiative aims to encourage more donations in the local community and help create jobs for people with disabilities.

The vehicle donation is part of Season 2 of the "We Are O-NE" goods donation campaign, jointly organized by CJ Logistics, the Milal Welfare Foundation, and Woori Financial Group. Launched in connection with the Day of Vocational Rehabilitation for Persons with Disabilities on October 30, the initiative is intended to strengthen the capacity to collect donated goods and help secure stable jobs for people with developmental disabilities.

"We Are O-NE" is a resource circulation campaign in which individuals donate clothing, household items, and other goods they no longer use, which are then delivered to Goodwill Store through CJ Logistics' delivery network. The donated goods are sold at Goodwill Store, and the proceeds are used to support the economic independence of people with developmental disabilities.

The campaign, held twice in July and October, drew a total of approximately 1,400 participants and collected approximately 46,000 donated items. CJ Logistics encouraged customer participation through promotional activities across online and offline channels, including advertisements on delivery boxes, the O-NE application, and Instagram.

A CJ Logistics official said, "We use the delivery networks and infrastructure of a logistics company to help turn customers' generosity into jobs and greater independence for people with disabilities. We will continue to lower barriers to donation and expand our community-focused social contribution activities by drawing on our logistics capabilities."

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