Walk the World is the world’s largest annual global fundraising event and was first launched by TNT in 2003.
Walk the World; Wash the Cars!
17 May 2012
June Ang
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That’s what our enthusiastic bunch of colleagues at TNT Singapore was doing to raise additional funds for Walk the World. Staffs that drive to work were encouraged to detour to the depot to get their cars washed - for a price that goes to charity. It was indeed a creative initiative to drive fund raising as well as a good opportunity for fun working together between functional teams – all for a good cause! : )
TNT Singapore trailer
26 April 2012
Sacha Carina
The TNT Walk the World Singapore team has put a lot of effort in making a 'Walk the World' 2012 Singapore trailer. Within the true spirit of the WFP and Walk the World, they try to make the world a better place :)
Walk the World 2012: Celebrating 10 years WFP partnership
20 April 2012
Sacha Carina
In 2012, the WFP will bring food to 75 million people in 75 countries. Every day, the WFP takes the necessary steps towards giving people hope and a future.
This year, TNT will celebrate it's 10 year partnership with the WFP. We celebrate this partnership by raising awareness and funds to end hunger. Together we take a step. Within one weekend, 1,2 and 3 June, over 40 countries, thousands of TNT colleagues will take a step to end hunger.
Walk the World 2010
15 April 2010
emilie voskens
The biggest walk took place in Burkina Faso, where some 20,000 participants gathered in Ouagadougou for an event organised by first lady Chantal Compaore. The smallest walk counted just one participant in New Zealand, where TNT Country Director Ruud Smeets braved stormy weather on his own, in the name of the fight against hunger.
Walk the World 2009
04 March 2009
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The Walk the World event is organised by TNT, and two other global private sector partners of WFP; Unilever and DSM. “Walk the World comes at a time of unprecedented challenge for the hungry and poor,” Josette Sheeran, Executive Director of WFP, said. “Children are suffering because food prices are still high in many developing countries, and the global financial crisis is now hitting family incomes hard.”
Walk the World 2008
04 August 2008
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- 250,000 participants
- 280 locations in 70 countries
- Over US$1 million raised
- 20,000 children fed and educated for a year
Together, we raised over US$1 million for the WFP which will be used to provide thousands of hungry children with school meals which will encourage them to attend school. Relentless hikes in food prices – a ‘silent tsunami’ which affect millions of the poor and hungry – in addition to the recent natural disasters in Myanmar and China made this year’s Walk more important than ever.
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