Singapore Kindness Movement

Trolleys Lost and Found

Mon, 03/01/2010 - 6:14pm — admin

They appear at HDB void decks, parks or BBQ pits, and sometimes found with broken parts. Missing trolleys has been a problem for supermarkets, causing inconvenience to other shoppers who need them.

To solve this, NTUC Fairprice partnered with SKM to launch the ‘Please Return Supermarket Trolley’ initiative, with the aim of reminding shoppers to return them after use.

General Manager Teh Thien Yew explained why SKM supported this:
“We share the same space and we need to show consideration to the people we share it with.”

The joint campaign was launched in Ang Mo Kio Hub on 10 Feb.

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March - Get up to date with Singa Says! In this issue, we wrap-up kindness activities in February and talk about our collaboration with supermarket chain FairPrice for the “Return Your Trolleys” initiative.

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