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FedEx marks third year supporting Club Rainbow with activities for children with chronic illnesses

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Raj Subramaniam President, Chief Executive Officer, and Director FedEx Corporation | FedEx

By Sky Industry News

Aug 12, 2025

FedEx has marked three years of collaboration with Club Rainbow (Singapore), a non-profit organization supporting children with chronic illnesses and their families. The partnership, which began in 2023, has included a variety of activities aimed at providing care, learning opportunities, and promoting sustainability.

In May 2025, FedEx volunteers accompanied beneficiaries of Club Rainbow and their families on an excursion to the Singapore Zoo. During the visit, children participated in activities that encouraged them to learn about nature and understand how sustainability affects animal habitats. Volunteers from FedEx offered support throughout the day.

Earlier in March 2025, FedEx volunteers organized a carnival focused on sustainability. Children created LED lamps using recycled plastic cartons and took part in educational games designed to foster creativity and environmental awareness.

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Over the past three years, FedEx’s support for Club Rainbow has included participation in the charity’s Kris Kringle holiday gift exchange program. In 2024, as part of the FedEx Purple Totes campaign, volunteers donated daily essentials and fulfilled festive wishes for 40 beneficiaries. Team members also contributed more than 60 books to help expand Club Rainbow’s library collection.

According to FedEx, these efforts are part of its global community engagement program called FedEx Cares. The company stated: “FedEx aims to make the world a better place through in-kind shipping, volunteering our time and expertise, and charitable giving.”

The company reiterated its commitment to supporting communities by investing time, resources, and its global network.

More information about these initiatives can be found at https://fedexcares.com/.

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FedEx marks third year supporting Club Rainbow with activities for children with chronic illnesses

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