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Home / Lifestyle / GALS / Bags / Samsonite Malaysia Making Wishes Come True

Samsonite Malaysia Making Wishes Come True

March 17, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

Samsonite (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., the world’s largest and most recognised designers and distributors in the luggage industry is collaborating with Make-A-Wish Malaysia to create life-changing wishes come true for children with critical illnesses through its “Luggage Trade-In Programme” happening from 15 March onwards.

Under this programme, customers may trade-in their used luggage at participating Samsonite stores and receive up to 40% off their purchase of selected Samsonite luggage. For every luggage that is traded in, Samsonite will pledge RM10 to Make-A-Wish Malaysia. On top of that, the preloved luggage bags received will be assessed and those which are still in good condition will be donated to Make-A-Wish Malaysia to be used or distributed at their discretion.

“This is the first time in Malaysia that we are embarking on this programme, and Samsonite is proud to collaborate with such an esteemed organisation to help make wishes come true for children in Malaysia who are suffering from critical illnesses. We believe that every child should have the opportunity to experience fun and laughter in their life’s journey, despite their battle with illness. We also strongly believe in giving back to the community and what better way to do so than to give hope to children for a better tomorrow. After all, children are our hope for the future.” said Ambert Khoo, Country Head of Samsonite (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
“We are honoured to be collaborating with Samsonite (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd for this wonderful campaign. As a self-supported non-government organisation, we rely solely on fundraising and donations from corporations and individuals to enable us to continue our mission of granting the wishes of children who are suffering from critical illnesses. Up to 2018, we have granted over 423 wishes to children in Malaysia and we hope that through this programme, we are able to grant more wishes.” said Irene Tan, Chief Executive Officer of Make-A-Wish Malaysia.

Make-A-Wish Malaysia is a self-supported non-government organisation that strongly believes in the Power of a Wish as a wish awakens the imagination, builds excitement and encourages the child to dream, providing laughter and fun. When the wish of a critically-ill child is granted this will give them a sense of hope and inspire confidence in them, enabling the child and family to better cope with fear and pain associated with their fight.

 
Samsonite is one of the world’s largest and trusted designer and distributors in the luggage industry. Samsonite was first established in 1910 by Jesse Shwayder with the vision of crafting the finest quality luggage that would be able to endure the perils of travel.  Though a century has passed, Samsonite remains steadfast on its core principle, to further expand Shwayder’s vision universally to meet every traveller’s need with durable and finely crafted products through innovative technologies, materials and design.

The Luggage Trade-In Programme will run from 15 March till 30 April 2018. A list of participating stores are available as below:

SAMSONITE STORES 
• Pavilion
• Suria KLCC
• Mid Valley
• 1 Utama
• Sunway Pyramid
• Bangsar Village Shopping Mall
• Queensbay Mall
• Tropicana Mall
• Sunway Putra Mall
• Sunway Velocity Mall
• East Coast Mall
• House of Samsonite Vivacity
• Genting Highlands Premium Outlet
• Johor Premium Outlet
• Mitsui Outlet Park
• Design Village Outlet
• Freeport A’Famosa Outlet

SAMSONITE DEPARTMENTAL STORES
• Isetan 1 UTAMA
• Isetan Suria KLCC
• Isetan The Gardens
• Metrojaya City One Kuching
• Metrojaya JBCC
• Metrojaya Mid Valley
• Metrojaya Suria Sabah
• Metrojaya The Curve
• Parkson 1 Utama
• Parkson Imago KK
• Parkson IOI Serdang
• Parkson Ipoh
• Parkson Suria KLCC
• Parkson Mahkota Melaka
• Parkson Nu Sentral
• Parkson Pavilion
• Parkson Plaza Merdeka
• Parkson Sunway Pyramid
• Robinsons The Gardens
• Sogo
• Tangs Empire Subang

For more information about Samsonite, please visit their website, https://www.samsonite.com.my/

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