81 Social | Sustainability Report 2024


Malaysia Crown Worldwide Group Malaysia came together to participate in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program at Zoo Negara. They spent the day assisting zookeepers to provide daily care for the wildlife including husbandry, exhibit cleaning, food preparation and animal behavioral enrichment activities. They also raised RM2,042 ($434) to fund equipment including wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, tree trimmers, and padlocks for the zoo.


Hong Kong Janie Ho, the Senior Marketing Executive for North Asia Region participated as a flag-seller on Flag Day 2023, organized by the Hong Kong Red Cross (HKRC), to raise funds to support HKRC’s humanitarian services.


Switzerland Giovanni de Carlo, the Business Development Director for Crown World Mobility volunteers with the Züriwerk Foundation, a local community organization that supports people with cognitive impairments in the canton of Zurich. As they cannot drive, the organization needs help from volunteers to drive them to various places, including longer transfers for outings and holidays from the center to different locations.


UK • Members of staff from our Ruislip office volunteered at The Horse Trust, a charity providing retirement and respite for working horses and ponies. They spent the day weeding, cleaning and jet-washing sections of the public viewing areas. It was hard but rewarding work.


• Our UK apprentices spent a day volunteering for the Hertfordshire Animal Welfare Trust helping with gardening and maintenance tasks like painting, weeding flower beds and even pulling down an old aviary!


• A team from our Enfield office attended the Young Barnet Foundation’s Christmas Gift Campaign to help wrap up various gifts and create Christmas cards that will be distributed to children and young people across Barnet via charities and local organizations. Some of them also hit the streets to raise awareness and ask if surrounding businesses would pledge donations.


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