GoodYear Malaysia, in an endeavour to give back to the community has generously donated for the last nine years to the emergency medical services in the way of – yes you guessed it, tyres.
And that support continues to be unwavering as this year alone, Goodyear will be showing their support in the form of 16 brand-spanking-new sets of G28 tyres for use on a fleet of Toyota HiAce ambulance vehicles. The tyres boast better durability and handling features to support their efforts in emergency services.
St. John Ambulance of Malaysia was established in 1908, initially serving as stretcher bearers and first aiders. These days, in addition to rendering first aid and home nursing services, the organisation also carries out community projects such as mass, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training, Citizen Action and Response in Emergencies (CARE) and many other initiatives.
Through Goodyear Malaysia’s community outreach program, support is extended also to organisations with an eye on enhancing safety, well-being and improving education, as well as offering volunteering opportunities for Goodyear associates. Other supported organisations include the Spastic Children’s Association, the Malaysian Association for the Blind, the Independent Living and Training Centre, the National Kidney Foundation and Mercy Malaysia.
