UNIQLO Singapore Donates 10,000 LifeWear Pieces to Support Migrant Workers

UNIQLO Singapore has announced a heartwarming initiative, donating 10,000 pieces of LifeWear apparel, valued at S$175,000, to migrant workers in Singapore. This effort underscores UNIQLO’s commitment to giving back to the community and supporting those who form an integral part of Singapore’s society.

The donation is part of UNIQLO’s “Neighbours Helping Neighbours” project, a global sustainability initiative aimed at empowering local communities through meaningful contributions. The initiative was carried out in partnership with HealthServe, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing healthcare, counseling, and social assistance to migrant workers.

Supporting Everyday Heroes

Migrant workers play a vital role in building and maintaining Singapore’s infrastructure. This donation of high-quality and versatile LifeWear essentials is UNIQLO’s way of expressing gratitude and ensuring that these workers feel supported in their daily lives.

About HealthServe

Founded in 2006, HealthServe is a leading organization that offers holistic care to migrant workers in Singapore. Their services range from affordable healthcare and counseling to social support and casework. This partnership with UNIQLO amplifies their efforts to create a positive impact on the migrant worker community.

For those inspired by this initiative, HealthServe welcomes volunteers and donations to support their ongoing programs.

A Commitment to Sustainability

As part of its larger Fast Retailing Sustainability Program, UNIQLO actively engages in community-centric projects around the world. From recycling and upcycling initiatives to large-scale clothing donations, UNIQLO continues to champion sustainability and social responsibility.

This donation aligns with UNIQLO’s vision of enriching lives while addressing the pressing needs of local communities, ensuring that no one is left behind.

To learn more about UNIQLO’s sustainability efforts, visit UNIQLO website or explore HealthServe website.