Emirates has launched a new A380 livery dedicated to raising awareness of the humanitarian work of the Emirates Airline Foundation, which has transformed the lives of thousands of children around the world.
The A380 livery design is inspired by the playful elements of the Emirates Airline Foundation logo, incorporating the theme of children's artwork with pastel stars in light green, orange, blue and soft pink across the fuselage, finished with a bold message that encapsulates the Foundation's mission – ' Help children in need' . All four engine cowlings of the Emirates A380 have also been adorned in the warm orange hue, symbolising a brighter future for the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children the Foundation s.
The Emirates Airline Foundation is a non-profit charitable organisation that provides humanitarian aid, philanthropy and essential services to children, aiming to create a meaningful, sustainable and lasting impact on the communities they serve.
Over the past twenty years, the Emirates Airline Foundation has ed over 50 projects, partnering with numerous community organisations and NGOs to showcase their work and address the critical development needs of children for safe housing, food and healthcare, and empowerment through education and capacity building, regardless of geography, background, political affiliation or religion. Funding for projects is made possible by the generous donations made onboard or online by Emirates customers, donors and employees. The Foundation currently s 14 NGOs in 9 countries.
In Brazil, the Saint Rita of Cascia Orphanage houses 96 orphaned and abandoned girls in Rio de Janeiro and provides shelter, education and care for ages 4 to 14. St. Francis of Assisi Boarding School is a non-profit organization that cares for underprivileged children, often from single-parent families, and operates a school with over 70 preschool students.
At its headquarters in Dubai, the Foundation s the SAFE Center for Autism, a facility that provides a safe and inclusive environment for children with learning disabilities.
Emirates Airline Foundation is regulated by the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department of Dubai (IACAD) and licensed by the Government of Dubai, to find out more visit: www.emiratesairlinefoundation.org
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