So what can we do to save the ocean? There are many ways and one of the simplest things we can start with is using less plastic products. In line with the Davines Asia 'Become An Ocean Keeper' campaign, Davines has partnered up with CRC and Yellow Bin to place recycling bins in selective Davines Malaysia salons in the state of Selangor, KL and Johor to collect recyclable plastic bottle from the public.
The campaign aimed to raise the awareness amongst the public on the impact of global warming and the importance of practicing a productive recycling system. The proceeds generated from the recycling campaigns will be channelled to support the Community Recycle for Charity (CRC). CRC is a non-profit, registered and government approved organization founded in the year of 2008 with the aim to serve communities by helping those who are in need regardless of neither race nor religion. The organization is dedicated to make charitable giving part of our everyday lives and inspire everyone to play a proactive role to serve the needy in the communities by means of environmental friendly practices of 'Recycling'.
In addition, Davines also pledged to donate RM5 to Reef Check Malaysia's Environment Project for every share of this post on Instagram during the campaign period to help spread awareness on the ocean pollution. Don't forget to include these hashtags #oceankeepermy #davinesmsia #becomeanoceankeeper and tag @davinesmyofficial. Join now and be part of the movement to save the ocean!
Also worth mentioning, the Davines group has become one of the first 40 pioneer companies certified in Italy to be awarded the B Corp certification. In addition to profit, Davines Group is committed to maximizing their positive impact by providing tangible solutions to environmental and social issues whilst respecting the highest standards of performance, transparency and accountability. Davines also earned a place on the '2018 Best for the World list' by scoring in the top 10 percent among all B Corps
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