Dear Valued Customer / Partner,

The world is seeing a crisis of unprecedented nature and effects. All the scenarios experienced up until now have been suddenly overwhelmed by this unstoppable chain of events. COVID-19 is impacting everyone around the world and in every aspect of our daily lives: social interactions, family life, our communities, and, of course how all of us at Fairfreight work. Technology has helped us maintain business continuity without any downtime with all our customers.

We continue to strongly believe in dedication, integrity, being highly customer centric and above all show efficient team work among employees, associates and agents. For us, to achieve this, integrating the idea of giving back to the society with our business is paramount.

We are proud to announce our social initiative “Your Line Your Cause” which envisions having inclusiveness and advancements to be spread across all sections of the society through our humble contributions towards four social causes. We have made an oath to donate 0.5% of the freight amount of every container you choose to ship with us and are delighted to make you contributors in building a better world.

We thank you for your support in this noble endeavor and look forward to collectively making a difference.

CSR Committee:

  1. Mr. Piyush Kumar Asthana, Chairperson and Director
  2. Mr. Raghav Agarwalla, Director
  3. Mr. Sumit Maheshwari, Director
Documents Downloads
CSR Policy
Annual Report on CSR activities-FY 2021-22
Annual Report on CSR activities-FY 2022-23

CSR Projects undertaken during the FY 2021-22

Sr.No Name of NGO Projects/Activities undertaken by NGO
1 SAATHII Providing emergency travel support to people living with HIV/AIDS especially to Positive Pregnant Women during the FY 2021-22.
2 SOS Children’s Villages of India Children welfare.
3 World For All Animal Care and Adoptions Animal welfare – providing meals to the patient animals at the WFA canine care center.
4 Rotary Club of Bombay Charities Trust no.3 Panchatattva Project- Environmental Science Studies Programme of the Club

CSR Projects undertaken during the FY 2022-23

Sr.No Name of NGO Projects/Activities undertaken by NGO
1 Shri Rishikul Vidyapeeth CSR support for school bus
2 Able Educational and Cultural Society Support to need based communities- Time to pay back to the society
3 Directly by the Company Development of Saurashtra Park project, CSR project of Parent Company
1.

Choose 1 out of 4 causes that we
will present to you.

2.

0.5% of your transaction value will be
donated to the cause you feel most
strongly for at the end of the month.

3.

We carry out the necessary
procedures to make the donation on
your behalf.

4.

You are sent a certificate with
immense gratitude from the NGO also
mentioning the final amount donated.

SOS Children’s Villages of India (SOSCVI): It is an independent, non-government, social development organization committed to the welfare of children.Since its inception in 1964, the organization has been providing family based care for parentless and abandoned children in India. It also advocates the concerns, rights and needs of children in need of care and protection.

Solidarity and Action Against The HIV Infection in India (SAATHII): It is an indigenous organization which works with an unflinching commitment to Universal access to healthcare, justice, and social welfare. It was founded in 2000 and its operations are centred around serving the marginalised rural communities.

World For All Animal Care and Adoptions (WFA): World For All works towards homing / rehabilitating street animals,with a special focus on infant and old-/disabled dogs and cats. It is a registered organization founded in 2009 with a focus on stray animal adoptions and works along with a wide network of volunteers and foster homes and a strong online presence.

Goonj undertakes disaster relief interventions, humanitarian aid and community development across India.Goonj focuses on clothing as a basic but an unaddressed need. It has built a network of communities from urban to rural India, channelizing material as a tool to address crucial gaps in rural infrastructure, water, environment, livelihood, education, health, disaster relief and rehabilitation.