Mouse Mommy Treats: sustainable

Parkson's Think Green Act Green campaign which will run until 27 October 2024 at the Skylight Atrium of Parkson Pavilion Bukit Jalil, reinforces Parkson's commitment to sustainability and creativity by engaging shoppers, partners, students and the community in meaningful ways that contribute to environmental preservation.

Our initiatives to Reduce, Reuse & Recycle are in line with global sustainability goals. Key highlights of Parkson's Think Green Act Green 2024 includes:-

Supporting Local Community

Partnership with Kraftangan Malaysia to bring local artisans to showcase their craftsmanship and to sell their handmade art and craft such as Batik Clothes, Batik Bags, Crochet items and many more. On every weekend (Sat & Sun) from 27 Sept to 27 Oct, they will also be hosting workshops on Batik Coloring, Batik Bracelets, Beads Bracelet, Crochet Knitting to foster creativity and cultural appreciation. Besides, local F&B bazaar are available on every Fri to Sun serving selections such as pastries, healthy food, vegan food, desserts, beverages and many more.

Collaboration with The Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA):

Parkson continues its collaboration with local community by providing a platform for creativity for students. This year, 11 students from Textile and Fashion Design of The Malaysian Institute of Art will showcase 12 unique fashion art pieces made from waste or recycled materials. The students will also have the opportunity to meet local designer, Melinda Looi who will share her insights and experiences in fashion industry.

Collaboration with Great Wall Motors (GWM) - the Electric Vehicle leader:

Driving an EV can help you reduce your carbon footprint. Shoppers will have the opportunity to learn more about GWM's latest EV - ORA07, a stylish fully electric car brand for urban living. Test drives are available on all weekends (Sat & Sun), highlighting energy-saving and environmentally friendly transportation options.

Collaboration with KB Colour X Ani Kertas:

An art installation to showcase Pangolin sculptures crafted from recycled paper. Every hand-crafted piece tells a story of environmental conservation, reflecting the beauty and fragility of endangered species. These unique creations serve not just as stunning artwork but as powerful reminders of the importance of preserving our planet.

Collaboration with Recircle:

Recircle is an innovative mobile application that aiming to digitalize the recycling industry in Malaysia, making it easier and more efficient for everyone to participate. Donate e-waste worth 5KG to win attractive goodies so do visit their booths on 5, 6, 12 & 13 Oct 2024 to find out more details.

Collaboration with Kiwanis:

Together, let's help make a difference! Kiwanis has launched "Gift of Life" Organ Donation Programme to increase awareness for the lifesaving need for organ transplant. Visit Kiwanis Booth this 5, 6, 19 & 20 Oct 2024 to understand more about Derma Organ and the GIFT of LIFE blessings about transplantation and how each of us can save 8 lives with our simple pledge to donate our organs on MySejahtera.

Collaboration with Nets Printing:

Shoppers can explore eco-friendly food ware sets made from paper materials with their mission to make sustainability accessible to everyone. Join us in creating a more sustainable future.

Partnership with Community Recycle for Charity (CRC):

Parkson Pavilion Bukit Jalil are partnering with CRC for this meaningful initiative and we're encouraging shoppers & employees to donate their old clothes, clothing accessories, paper items such as books and magazines, children's toys and batteries. These donations can be made at the Recyclable Items Drop-Off Station located at Skylight Atrium on the said duration.

Mini Showcase by Parkson Employees:

We had a Recycled artwork Competition held in Parkson HQ in July 2024 whereby Parkson employees has submitted art and craft made from waste materials. This mini showcase will feature the Top 3 artwork.

Reduce, Reuse & Recycle:

As part of the 3R principles, Parkson encourage shoppers to bring their own bags or to donate used paper bags for reuse or recycle purposes, be it for them or other shoppers.

To further engage with shoppers, our vendors including Akemi, Arrisa, Avanti, Bdari, Bodysac, Camel Active, Cheetah, Conquest, Cotton Feel, Eco Living, Eminent, Eplas, Fabricmade, Forest, Hush Puppies, Kids Monster, Kraftee, La Gourmet, Larrie, Lokamade, Matchbox, Mercury, Modz, Neo, Orenzi, Over, Pierre Cardin, Renoma, Sasha, Sweet Petals, Tracey, Verage, Voir Jeans and many more will be promoting products to further emphasize their commitment to sustainability effort.

In additional, Parkson will have attractive promotions & activities such as:

Limited Edition Lucky Bag at RM38 each (worth more than RM150):

Shoppers can purchase a lucky bag worth RM150 or more for just RM38 at 1PM on every weekend (Sat & Sun).

Limited to 30 sets per day and each customer can only purchase 1 lucky bag per session. The items are fully sponsored by our vendors and the collected amount will proceed to a charity home.

Weekend Happy Hour Deals - starting at 2:30PM!

Join us every weekend (Sat & Sun) for our exclusive Happy Hour Deals! Enjoy unbeatable deals on your favourite brands with special discounts.

Shop & Win Contest:

Stand a chance to win a La Gourmet 1.5L Thermal Wonder Cooker (worth RM299 each) with purchase of RM200 in a single receipt with Parkson Card! We are giving away a total of 3 units, courtesy of La Gourmet.

The Think Green Act Green 2024 campaign is a testament to Parkson's dedication to promoting sustainability, creativity, and community support. We invite all shoppers and partners to join us in making a positive impact on the environment while enjoying the many activities available.

For more information about the Green Campaign and its activities, please visit Parkson Pavilion Bukit Jalil or follow Parkson Malaysia on social media platforms.

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Cheetah Holdings Berhad (Cheetah), which owns and manages the popular CHEETAH brand of apparels, today adopted 'Flash,' a 5-year-old male cheetah that calls Zoo Negara his home.

The adoption programme, which is valued at RM18,700 annually, is a testament to the company's commitment to preserving endangered species and supporting national conservation efforts. In addition, Cheetah and Zoo Negara also launched a limited-edition Cheetah X Zoo Negara collection.

The collection is a celebration of the company's namesake and is inspired by the beauty, grace and speed of the cheetah. Cheetah will be contributing 10% of the total sales of this collection to Zoo Negara for its operating expenses and conservation programmes. In marking this unique public-private partnership, nearly 100 employees from Cheetah volunteered their time and effort this morning to clean and beautify the zoo and its surroundings.

The activity involved assisting zookeepers in providing daily care for the wildlife, including husbandry, exhibit cleaning, food preparation, and animal behavioural enrichment activities. Roy Ho Yew Kee, Executive Director of Cheetah Holdings Berhad, said, "A cheetah is a symbol of speed, agility, and resilience.

By adopting Flash, we as an organisation are reminded of our core values as well as our commitment towards sustainable value creation for all our stakeholders." "Our initiative today also allows our employees to play an active part in the conservation of our flora and fauna while at the same time, CHEETAH fans and members of the public can also contribute positively through the CHEETAH X Zoo Negara collection," he added.

The adoption programme will provide essential support for the cheetah's care, feeding, and medical needs as well as contributing to Zoo Negara's broader conservation and educational initiatives. Now five years old, Flash has grown into a healthy adult cheetah at Zoo Negara.

Born on June 6, he was one of two surviving cubs rescued by zookeepers after their mother, Tianna, began exhibiting natural instincts to eliminate weaker offspring. Raised by humans from an early age, Flash developed a mild demeanour and has adapted well to his environment.

Over the years, he has continued to thrive, showing the playful and active traits typical of cheetahs, but now with the strength and agility of an adult. Flash remains a vital part of Zoo Negara’s cheetah population, showcasing the success of the zoo’s careful and dedicated animal care.

Cheetah’s strategic collaboration with Zoo Negara is in tandem with its broader sustainability strategy aimed at enhancing environmental conservatism, supporting wildlife conservation and enriching the lives of people in communities where the company operates in.